Amen or Nah? / How it works
How Amen or Nah? works
Amen or Nah? is a free daily game about church culture. Every day there are five new hot takes, the same for everyone, escalating from small stuff to full church scandal.
The game
- Vote. For each hot take, pick Amen, Fine, Side-eye or Nah.
- See the split. One tap, then you see how everyone else voted. Agree with most people and you're with the congregation. Under 35% agreement is a hot take.
- Get your bulletin. After five votes you get a rank (from Vibes Ministry to Church Police) based on how much stricter or chiller you are than everyone else.
- Send it to the group chat. Friends vote on the same five and land on one shared board.
What it is and isn't
It's a game about how church is done, the kind of thing friends debate after service. It isn't a Bible quiz, it doesn't rule on doctrine, and the majority isn't automatically right. Hot-button political issues are left out on purpose.
Where the numbers come from
- Every percentage is a real vote from a real player. Nothing is seeded, simulated or estimated.
- One vote per player per hot take. Players are anonymous: no account, no email.
- Splits aren't published until a hot take has at least 10 votes. The tradition comparison needs at least 15 votes from each tradition shown.
- To limit ballot stuffing, each network can only contribute a capped number of votes to a hot take's public tally.
- Hot takes in the live daily game keep their split sealed until you vote.
Privacy
Amen or Nah? stores one functional cookie that keeps your votes from being counted twice. Analytics are cookieless (Cloudflare Web Analytics). No ads, no trackers, no data sales.