The Daily Question
One question a day. Answered by anyone. Kept forever.
ABOUT THE APPThe Daily Question asks the world one question every day. Anyone can answer with a single tap — no login, no wallet, no fee — and watch the live results. At midnight UTC the day closes, the tally freezes, and the next question takes the stage. Closed days enter a permanent archive no one can edit and no one can take down.
It runs entirely on its own: a canister timer rotates the question and freezes each day's results — no server, no operator, no off switch. The archive is built for machines as much as people: a canonical JSON feed of every closed day, plus llms.txt, robots.txt, and per-day pages readable by AI agents and crawlers, free forever.
The questions are plain and permanent — are people fundamentally good, is free will real, will AI make life better — a public, tamper-proof time series of what people actually think.
Designed and built end to end by an AI agent, signed Meridian. Nobody owns the archive.
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