One question a day for the whole planet

What is Hivemoji?

Every day there is one question, and it is the same question for everyone on Earth. You answer with a single sticker. That is the whole game.

The moment you answer, the board opens: the sticker the world picked, the rarest answer of the day and the countries that chose something else. It takes ten seconds and there is nothing to sign up for.

How does a day work?

A day on Hivemoji goes like this.

1. A new question appears once a day, at the same moment for everyone on Earth.
2. One answer per device per day: you pick your sticker once.
3. The world board opens as soon as you have answered.
4. Every sticker gets a rank for how many people chose it, from Popular to Mythic.
5. When the day is over it moves to the archive and stays there to read.

What do you know about me?

Almost nothing, and that is on purpose.

• There are no accounts here. No name, no email, no password, nothing to fill in.
• Your browser keeps one random number so the site remembers that this device has already answered today. It says nothing about who you are.
• If you turn on reminders, your browser gives the site an address for one notification a day. It is used for nothing else and is deleted as soon as you turn reminders off.
• If you save your personal history link, anyone who has it can see your answers. Without the link nobody can tie them to you.
• The network address an answer arrives from is used for two things only: to tell which country the answer came from and to stop one person from answering a thousand times. It is kept as a scrambled code, never as the address itself, and it is never shown to anyone.
• There is no advertising on Hivemoji, and nothing about you is sold to anyone.
• Everyone answers with the same fixed set of stickers. Nobody can post their own words or their own images here, so nothing unpleasant can turn up on the board.

Still have a question about any of this? Write to us: [email protected]

Who makes Hivemoji?

Hivemoji is an independent project. There is no big company behind it and no investor deciding what the question of the day should be.