Your Reputation Score Isn't Just a Number. It's Your Record.
Anyone can have a hot take. Hoozright is the first platform that finds out if you were actually right. Here's how the Reputation Score works -- and why it changes everything.
Every vote you cast on Hoozright goes into the permanent record. Win, lose, call it early, call it late -- it all counts. That's the Reputation Score. And it's the engine that makes Hoozright unlike anything else online.
It rewards judgement, not just participation
Likes don't mean you were right. Retweets don't mean your take held up. On Hoozright, there's nowhere to hide. Every debate closes. Every outcome is recorded. Your score reflects one thing: how good is your actual judgement?
Get it right consistently, and your score climbs. Get it wrong, it drops. Simple. Fair. Unforgiving in the best possible way.
Timing is everything
Here's where it gets interesting. Voting early and being right earns you significantly more than voting late and being right. That's intentional.
Anyone can pile on once the crowd has made up its mind. Real judgement means committing before the picture is clear. Early votes carry genuine risk -- and Hoozright rewards that risk when it pays off. Late votes that just follow the consensus? Those still count, but they count for less.
The result is a score that genuinely separates the sharp from the lucky, and the convicted from the crowd-followers.
Climb the hierarchy. Become a Judge.
Hoozright has two tiers: Jury and Judge. Every user starts as Jury. The best -- the most accurate, the most consistent, the ones who called it early and called it right -- earn their way to Judge status.
Judge status is visible on your profile, on the leaderboards, and in every debate you participate in. It's not a badge for showing up. It's a badge for being right.
What the score does not use
Your Reputation Score is based entirely on accuracy and timing. It is not affected by who you are, how many followers you have, or what side of a debate you're on. Hoozright doesn't care whether your opinion aligns with anyone's agenda. It cares whether you were right.
No identity boost. No network advantage. No algorithmic favour. Just your record.
Ready to build yours?
Your score starts the moment you cast your first vote. The question is: are you early, or are you late?