What PULSE is
PULSE — the Global Sentiment Index — is a live voting platform for the questions people actually argue about: sport finals, tech rivalries, culture calls, market bets. Each matchup puts two sides head-to-head and lets anyone on Earth vote in a single tap. The tally updates in real time, broken down by country, so you can watch global opinion form — and shift — as it happens.
No signup. No app to install. No feed deciding what you see. Just the question, the two sides, and an honest count.
Why it matters
Polls are slow, samples are small, and social media measures outrage instead of opinion. PULSE inverts that. A vote is deliberate, binary, and timestamped. Aggregated across countries and time, those votes become something polls can't offer: a continuous sentiment signal, and — once a matchup resolves — a verifiable record of which crowd saw the outcome coming.
That record is the long game. Every resolved question makes the index sharper about where collective judgment is right and where it's just noise.
How we run it
Anonymous by default
No accounts, no profiles. A privacy-preserving fingerprint keeps the count honest without knowing who you are.
One person, one vote
Duplicate protection and per-vote edit tokens keep the tally clean. You can change your mind — you can't stuff the box.
Radically simple
The entire app is a single page. No ad trackers, no dark patterns, nothing between you and the question.
Outcomes settled publicly
When reality answers the question, we resolve it on the record. Winners and losers alike become part of the index.
PULSE is independent, self-funded, and built to stay fast. Want a matchup added — or want to sponsor a reward for the side that calls it right? Talk to us.