Put your take on record.
Write the claim, set a resolve date, and choose who can vote. About ten seconds. Absolutely no room for ‘that’s not what I meant.’
Group chat. Official record.
You said it.
Now prove it.
Lock in a prediction. Let your friends pick sides. CalledIt keeps the receipts when the result is in—so “I told you so” finally means something.
Points only. No money. Plenty of bragging rights.
Receipt / 001Example verdict
Maya called it.
“The underdog takes the final.”
One take. On the record.Resolved ✓
Our rules. From day one.
Points, never payouts Private groups by default Results with receipts
From hot take to hard proof
Three moves.
One final word.
For the friend who always has a prediction—and the friends who never let it slide.
Built for the link you drop in chat
Let the group chat choose.
Drop the link. Friends tap a side without an account for their first vote. Sports, finales, or the next office milestone: everyone has a take.
Resolve it. Keep the receipts.
The creator or a group vote confirms the outcome. Add a source link, share the verdict card, and let the scoreboard do the talking.
The long game
A lucky guess fades.
A track record doesn’t.
Build your accuracy score, keep a streak alive, and climb your group’s season scoreboard. From playoff picks to reality-TV finales, every call adds to your record.
More than a screenshot
Share the verdict
Screenshot-ready cards take the result beyond the group chat.
Keep it friendly
Private groups, report tools, and group-vote resolution keep the focus on the game.
Pick your level
Big takes. Small commitment.
The free plan is built for unlimited predictions and basic scoreboards. Premium is planned at around $3–5/month for custom-scored private leagues, full history and stats, card themes, and no ads. Final availability and checkout pricing appear below.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Your next “I told you so” starts here
Don’t just say it. Call it.
Your group already has opinions. Give them a scoreboard.