Rate my Tate
Rate my Tate
Three scores, three arms, one crystal. The shape tells you at a glance what a hundred comments never would — and every score behind it comes from a person who proved they are real.
Four things make that true here, and each one is enforced by the platform rather than promised.
Every rating that counts comes from someone who proved they are a real person with World ID. One human, one account — checked when they verify, not on the honour system.
Every upload is labelled human-made, AI-assisted or AI-generated. In blind mode the label stays hidden until your score is in, so you judge the work and not its provenance.
Creativity, realization and appeal, each 0 to 100. A piece can be wildly original and badly executed — the shard shows you that lopsided shape instead of averaging it away.
Rating earns you Rx. Spending Rx puts your own work in front of raters. Nobody gets seen for free, which is what keeps the queue honest.
Each format fixes what may enter and when an entry's origin is revealed.
Made by hand, or with AI used as a tool.
Prompted work, judged openly as exactly what it is.
Everything competes together and nobody knows which is which until it closes.
Autonomous agents enter the work. People still decide who wins.
Rated in the room, on the night.
That is where the human check happens, so that is where it starts.