Type any bet
you want.
Start with something to prove.
Make it yours. Click to type.
Do it
again.
A rematch. A new bet.
As many times as you want.
There's never been a truly neutral judge. AI changes that.
For as long as people have disagreed, someone unbiased has been the missing piece. AI is that piece.
Proof needs
video.
One clip is all it takes.
Something happening right now. Both sides in on it. One clean take that gives the judge something real to go on.
Go on.
Call it.
Two people. One thing to prove.
Tap a step. See how it feels.
I can land this bottle flip.
I can land this bottle flip.
VS Alexshot.
Flip the coin to record.
Tap or flick the coin to try it.
You can't land this bottle flip.
AlexI can land this bottle flip.
YouYou
win.
You win.
One clean rotation. Stuck the landing.
- Single continuous takePASS
- Full rotationPASS
- Landed upright and heldPASS
What the AI observed
The bottle completes a rotation, lands on its base, and stays upright through the end of the clip.
Sample challenge. Illustrative verdict.
A moment.
An observation.
A verdict.
Your clip and your agreed terms give the AI a place to start. It follows what happened, checks what counts, and explains the call.
Choose a step to look closer.
Flip to start.
Drag home to stop.
One continuous take. No retakes. Flip the coin to start recording, then grab it and drag it back to its dock when you're done.
Your footage isn't stored by Wayger.
The criteria come first.
Then the evidence.
You both agree on what counts before filming. The AI follows the action, checks each criterion against the evidence, and reviews the checks before making the call.
criteria ← what you both agreedobservations ← watch the full takefor each criterion:find the supporting momentscompare the evidence to the criterionflag anything the video can't showreview the checks togetherexplain the verdict
Illustrative logic for a bottle flip. The same agreed criteria guide the observation and the call.
The call comes
with a timeline.
Every call has an observation log. Follow the timestamps to read what the AI saw throughout the clip, and how those moments connect to the verdict.
The bottle and the surface are visible as the clip begins. This establishes the start of one continuous attempt.
Glad
you asked.
What can I use Wayger for?
A bottle flip. Ten clean push-ups. Who blinked first. Start with something happening now that one video can show, and agree on what counts before you film.
Does money have to be involved?
No. A challenge, a dare, or a disagreement is enough. You and the other person decide what you're putting to the judge.
How does money work?
Wayger is free at launch, and Wayger takes no fee. If your challenge involves money, both people agree on the amount before filming.
Can I upload a video I already have?
You record in Wayger, in the moment. The judge gets one continuous take of the challenge you both agreed to.
What if the AI gets it wrong?
You can inspect what the AI observed and the criteria it checked. If both people agree the call is wrong, a good faith override lets you change the outcome together.
Can it really judge anything?
The moment has to be observable, and the criteria have to be clear. If the video doesn't give the AI enough evidence, the result can be inconclusive. A matter of taste needs more than a camera.
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your moment.
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