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Four sounds today. A reason to return tomorrow.
Daily Streak uses the UTC date to choose four sounds. Finish the whole set to add one completed day to your streak.
Today's four sounds
Daily Streak
Finish four sounds today. Come back tomorrow to build your streak.
Refreshes daily at 00:00 UTC.
Play Daily StreakSaved to this browser profile. Clearing cookies resets access.When does the challenge change?
The next set begins at 00:00 UTC, not at midnight in every player's local time zone. The countdown shows the time until that refresh. Keep the same sound source when comparing results with friends.
How a streak is counted
Complete all four daily sounds. Repeating the set on the same day does not add an extra day. Completing consecutive UTC days extends the streak; a missed day breaks the current sequence but not your longest streak. A run that finishes after midnight counts toward its recorded start date.
Saved progress, without an account
Your completed days are stored against this browser's anonymous player profile. The seven-day strip and longest streak show your progress. Milestones at 3, 7, 14 and 30 days are badges, not cash prizes or promised outfits. Clearing cookies or switching browsers loses access to that profile.
A calm four-sound routine
Before the first take, listen to the whole reference and note whether it is melodic, rhythmic or noisy. Keep the device still, use headphones if possible and keep your mouth at a consistent distance from the mic. Between rounds, replay the reference and your take before changing your approach. A score below your expectation is a hint about timing or shape, not a reason to force your voice.
Comparing a score with a friend
The date and sound source need to match before a comparison is meaningful. Hardware, room noise and microphone distance still affect a casual browser score, even when the deck is deterministic. The public board is optional and unverified. It accepts a nickname and numbers, never the voice recording, and it should not be presented as a professional ranking or a prize table.
If the date looks wrong
The change happens at 00:00 UTC rather than local midnight. A phone in California and a laptop in Singapore can show different local calendar dates while using the same UTC set. Use the countdown in the game, refresh after the boundary and confirm the source label before you compare. A run that began before the boundary keeps its recorded start date.
A missed day is not lost learning
Missing a date breaks the current sequence but keeps your longest streak and your practice. Clearing site data or changing browsers can hide the anonymous profile that displays the strip; it does not create a verified account or provide recovery. If you need a voice-free warm-up, the sound guessing game remains available while you troubleshoot.
The selection is shared, the room is not
Daily Streak chooses the same four identifiers for a UTC date, but a solo run stays in your browser. You do not need to join an online room to complete it. If friends want to compare, share the date and source label, then use your usual call or a score-only room. A daily result never creates a live voice channel by itself.
A streak is a habit, not a promise
Milestones at three, seven, fourteen and thirty days are small browser badges. They do not unlock money, paid placement or a guaranteed outfit, and the site cannot restore a profile after local storage is cleared. The value is the repeatable four-sound practice: listen carefully, make one take, learn from the replay and return when the next UTC set begins.
Questions before the next reset
The Daily Streak guide covers date boundaries, duplicate attempts and browser progress in more detail. The Privacy page explains optional measurement and the children-and-consent guide explains the general-audience boundary. If the next set is not visible after the countdown reaches zero, refresh the page once and contact support with the path and approximate time rather than sending a recording.
Use the daily page as a reference
The daily challenge guide repeats the UTC rule, completion definition and browser-storage limit in one place. Link it to friends who ask why their local date differs. If a group wants a shared room, start from the online lobby after checking the daily source label. If you want quiet practice, stay in solo mode; the daily selection does not require anyone else to join.
A note for families and shared devices
Daily progress belongs to the anonymous browser profile on the device, not to a verified person. If several people share a tablet, agree on who is playing before clearing site data or switching browsers. The game is general-audience and not directed to children under 13; the children-and-consent guide explains how to avoid personal nicknames and how to contact the operator with a privacy question.
Independent browser game. Not affiliated with the Steam game of the same name.