Most daily games test what you know. InBallpark tests how well you judge: how many dots are in the box, how tall the lamp really is, what share of the bar is filled, how heavy the suitcase feels. It is a small collection of daily games built on that one idea. The Daily Inning is the main event, in sets of 5, 10, 15 or 20 rounds. Around it sit Size It and Weigh In for specialists, a Daily Question for people who like their estimation in numbers, a Weekly 1000 that gathers every counted point from Monday to Sunday, a Weekly Survival run that ends on your first real miss, and an archive that replays any past day exactly as it was.
The answers are different in kind from trivia. They are not looked up or written by an editor. Each day's rounds are generated from that date's seed by the same small program for every player, so the true answer is true by construction. Nobody can search for it, nobody can argue with it, and two players anywhere in the world get the identical game. That is also what makes challenge links possible: send a friend your score inside a link and they play exactly the rounds you played.
The twist is the wager. After each call you may stake points on your own closeness. Plenty of games reward being right; this one also rewards knowing when you are right, which is a different and rarer skill. Over weeks, your Eye Profile shows which kind of judgment you can actually trust.
There is no account to create and nothing to install. Your streak, badges, rank and profile live in your browser, on your device, and nowhere else. If accounts ever arrive, they will arrive as an upgrade you can choose, and this device's history is saved in a shape that can move into one.
Questions, corrections and good-natured disputes about dot counts: contact@inballpark.com.