Small ask
The sign-up asks for your email and, if you want, what you are and what phone you use. That's it.
Rap over a beat, catch the words as they drop, and see how you stack up. Audio only.
We hand you the track. Everybody gets the same one, so the playing field is level.
Target words land on the beat every few bars. You see the next one coming. Stay ahead of it.
Rap them into real lines. Get scored on how you handled the challenge, not just whether you said the word.
Every day, everyone gets the same beat and the same words. One minute. One ranked attempt, no retries. The words hit in a different order for each person, so you can't copy anybody's homework.
It opens and closes at the same moment worldwide. Local time doesn't save you.
Warm up all you want. Practice runs are 30 seconds with random words, and they never touch the ranked board.
Hitting the words isn't enough to win. The game looks at whether you actually rapped. Rhythm, flow and how the words sit inside your bars all count. Yelling a word list into the mic gets you nowhere.
No camera. Nobody sees you. It's your voice and the beat, so it's all about the bars.
We're not ranking whether you're a good rapper. We're scoring how you handled this challenge, this beat, these words.
Later on, the community listens to two anonymous entries on the same beat and picks the better one. No names. No scores on screen. Just the bars.
Beta invites go out iPhone first. Drop your email and say if you want Android too.
Under-18 entries never show up in public judging, public feeds or public leaderboards, and under-18 profiles are private by default.
There's no private chat. Report and block tools come before anything goes public.
AI scoring only runs with your permission. Your recordings only help improve scoring if you opt in separately.
The sign-up asks for your email and, if you want, what you are and what phone you use. That's it.
Every beat in the game is vetted. If you make hard beats, tell us who you are.
No. Practice is unranked, and you're scored on the challenge, not on whether you're "a good rapper".
No. The words have to land inside real bars. Dropping a word with nothing around it won't count for much.
No. Heat Check is audio only. No camera, ever, in the game.
Recommended. The app hears you better, and so does the scoring.
One minute for the Daily Cypher. Thirty seconds for practice.
Free to play.
iPhone first. Android is planned. Tell us you want it when you sign up and you'll be first in line.
Beta sign-ups are open now. No date yet.
No. Every beat is provided, so everybody runs the same track and the scores mean something.