Overview
- Built by developer Mihir Maroju and launched around March 7, the site routes prompts to random people who have 60 seconds to reply as an “AI” by text or drawing.
- Players earn credits for each response that can be spent to submit their own prompts, with a bank cap that nudges them to switch roles.
- Maroju reports roughly 50 million views in a week and peaks near 16,000 concurrent users, prompting rapid server upgrades.
- To limit abuse, the team deployed automated and manual moderation, a rating system, and fingerprinting, though some users still encounter glitches and slow loading.
- The project’s name stems from a 2025 reaction-image meme, and widely shared screenshots on X helped propel its sudden reach.