Soccer
Soccer quizzes. Career paths travel especially well here — a player chain across European clubs is recognizable to a worldwide audience.
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A daily quiz about last night's NHL games. Facts come only from the official NHL API through SQL anomaly detectors; the LLM ranks how surprising each anomaly is and writes the wording and distractors. Claims like "first since 2016" come from the historical database, never from the model.
Baseball quizzes built on the MLB Stats API. Facts come only from a deterministic pipeline: career chains, draft records and box scores. Chain uniqueness is verified in SQL and distractors are selected by query. The LLM polishes wording and writes the signature fact FROM the supplied data — it never invents names, clubs or numbers.
NBA quizzes. The draft is the strongest angle for this vertical; career paths are the second.
NFL quizzes. The weekly rhythm makes "the weekend in five questions" the daily-equivalent format, and the draft is a media event of its own.
Soccer quizzes. Career paths travel especially well here — a player chain across European clubs is recognizable to a worldwide audience.
Tennis quizzes. Careers are chains of titles and finals rather than clubs, so the question types differ from the club sports even though the ingest and render layers are shared.
Golf quizzes. A career is a chain of majors rather than of clubs, and most of those chains are short — the question types here are the ones that survive that, not the ones the club sports use.
English quizzes for native speakers. Flagships: Spelling Challenge ("Only 5% can spell these"), Guess by Definition, Commonly Confused. Distractors are generated deterministically (misspelling patterns and synset validation); the LLM only writes context sentences, and those are proofread by hand.
French vocabulary and spelling quizzes. Same deterministic path as English: the dictionary proves the answer, the LLM only writes context.
Spanish vocabulary and spelling quizzes. Same deterministic path as English: the dictionary proves the answer, the LLM only writes context.
Rooms, and the styles that made them. Guess the movement from the furniture, the materials and the light.
Eight seconds, four genres, one right answer. Guess the genre from the groove, the instruments and the production.
Buildings, and the movements that shaped them. Guess the style from the massing, the materials and the windows.
Movements, and the pictures that carried them. Guess the style from the brushwork, the palette and the subject.
Gardens, and the traditions that shaped them. Guess the style from the planting, the stone and the way the ground is held.
One bouquet, one flower, five seconds. Name what the arrangement is made of from the petal shape, the leaf and the way the head is built.
One object from a shelf in an airport, and one question: where is it from? Masks, dolls, boats and woven work from sixty-four countries.
Four famous faces in one costume, and only one of them ever did the job. Guess who is real, or who does not belong.
General-knowledge quizzes assembled from the best questions across the network, plus curated evergreen sets. No ingest of its own — the supply is the approved bank of the other channels.
The arithmetic behind ordinary decisions. One question, four answers, and the formula that settles it — drawn on the thing it describes.