How it works
whatatake keeps takes about the future on the record: who said it, when, and how it aged.
What this is
You write down what someone says will happen: your own take, a friend's or someone public's. whatatake keeps it with the time it was logged.
Its words can't be edited after that. A verdict or a revision is added with its date, and the earlier words stay on its page.
Logging a take
Write it however you'd say it, or paste a link. We draft the details for you to check.
You choose its reach: everyone, a group, or only you. You can share a private take by its link later, from its page. A group take lasts as long as its group.
The take's page
Every take gets a page with a link you can share. When a take quotes a post, we keep a copy, so the take survives the post being deleted.
Your public takes are also listed on your profile and on Explore.
The verdict
A take can carry a date or a condition. When the date arrives, we remind you to record what happened. The verdict is permanent, and anyone following the take gets notified.
An open-ended take changes when its author's view does. Every version stays on its page with its date.
Whose project this is
whatatake is an independent project, not a company. It's free to use, and no money moves through it.
Your account
You sign in with Google, with Telegram, or with a link we email you. Your display name and handle are public. No one else sees your email address.