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Pose a hard question, stake a bounty, and pay the crowd by how much each answer moved the final consensus.
Log what you expect to learn before a course, then prove how much you actually grew.
Try it live, freeMaya keeps buying courses with nothing to show. Called It has her commit predictions and a pre-quiz onchain, then a post-quiz later, minting a growth delta credential employers can verify.
Quiz builder, commit and reveal contract, growth credential mint, public profile
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No product found that credentials the verified learning delta rather than completion.
Blockchain microcredential research (Learning Progression Certification) and badge projects certify completion or progression, but none found credentialing a measured pre and post learning gain.
Checked with web searches in October 2026. A search is not proof that nothing similar exists, and the market moves fast, so we recheck before every build.
Existing projects OK
The complete Called It app: learners seal a prediction and a pre quiz before a course, study for six weeks, take a parallel form post quiz and earn a credential for the measured gain, with a paywall, owner console and study agent built in.
Every buyer gets the same finished app. Basic branding and copy changes come through a quick form.
Your admin side: revenue, paywall editor, users, rules and the agent log.
Referral and growth mechanics, switched on when you are ready to grow.
Measuring one course is free. Called It Plus adds module gains, retention checks and several courses at once, and course creators pay to measure every cohort.
No per credential fee. Gas on Base or Optimism is usually well under $0.10 per learner per course.
Prices are yours to set. Illustrative, not a promise of income.
A credential for what you actually learned: a sealed prediction and pre score before the course, a parallel form after.
Problem: Completion certificates say someone finished, not that they learned, so recruiters skim past them.
Solution: Learners seal a prediction and pre quiz onchain, then take a different quiz of matched difficulty after six weeks. The credential is the measured gain.
Why now: Cheap attestations and model drafted item banks make per learner measurement practical.
Market: Career switchers, online course creators, bootcamps and employers funding learning.
The ask: Pilot partners: two course creators and one employer learning program.
Funding is never guaranteed. Check each program's rules.
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Custom work from $1,000: your own item banks, LMS integrations, an employer program or a branded deployment. Scoped on a call.
Learners spend money on courses and end up with completion certificates that employers ignore, because finishing a course does not show that anything was learned. Learners themselves often cannot tell whether a course worked.
What exists: open badge and blockchain microcredential projects, including academic work on Learning Progression Certification, certify completion or a progression level, and pre and post testing is standard practice in education research. What we did not find: a consumer product that seals a learner's prediction and pre score onchain, then issues a credential for the measured gain. The parts are known; the combination as a learner owned growth credential appears new.
The learner's sealed predictions, encrypted pre and post quiz answers, an item bank with parallel forms and difficulty calibration, optional study hours, and course metadata.
Turn growth itself into a provable asset, so people are hired for what they learned, not for what they sat through.
Call your shot Predicting your own score is a small bet with yourself, and seeing how close you were is irresistible.
Before and after bars The short bar then tall bar is the most satisfying chart in learning, and it is yours.
Keep it from fading Five questions on Sunday keep the retained mark alive, a light streak with a real purpose.
Sign in: Privy email or wallet login with an embedded wallet on Base, so learners never need crypto knowledge.
Commit and reveal: Predictions and pre quiz results are hashed with a salt and committed to a small contract on Base. The reveal happens with the post quiz, proving the starting point was not edited.
Item bank: Parallel quiz forms with zero shared items and matched difficulty, calibrated with simple item response statistics from past learners. The bank version is recorded with every result.
Question generation and review: A mid tier model (for example Claude Sonnet class via API or OpenRouter) drafts candidate items; a human or second pass reviews them; a small model checks overlap and leakage between forms.
Growth credential: An EAS attestation on Base, or Optimism for grant aligned deployments, records both scores, dates, gain, calibration and bank version. Answers stay offchain and encrypted.
Verifier page: A public page anyone can open with the credential id to check the commit came first and forms did not overlap.
Reminders: Email or web push for the weekly retention check.
Per learner per course: two commits and one attestation on Base usually total well under $0.10 in gas at typical fees; item drafting is amortised across all learners, roughly $5 to $20 in model calls per 100 item bank; weekly checks are served from the bank at near zero cost. Example month for 2,000 learners: about $150 to $300 for gas, model calls and hosting.
Every credential sent to a recruiter shows a verifier page with a 'measure your own course' link. Course creators who see higher measured growth advertise it, which brings their learners in.
Weak tests: A badly built quiz makes the credential meaningless. Items are reviewed, forms checked for overlap, and the bank version is on every credential.
Cheating: Learners could look up answers. Timed items, randomised forms and optional proctored retakes reduce this; the credential states the conditions.
Sandbagging the pre quiz: Scoring low on purpose inflates growth. Predictions are sealed, implausibly low pre scores are flagged, and calibration is shown alongside gain.
Privacy: A failed attempt should not follow someone. Only credentials the learner chooses to mint become public; answers are never onchain.
Overclaiming: A gain on one test is not mastery. The credential names the exact test and dates and nothing more.
Costs and tools are estimates at the time of writing. General information only, not legal or financial advice.
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Course platforms certify that you finished, not that you grew. Called It records a learner's predictions and pre quiz before the course and the post quiz after, then mints the measured growth as a credential. Owning it means the quizzes, the learners, the credential and the revenue from every cohort are yours, not a platform's.
Yes. The quiz builder, commit and reveal contract and credential mint are built. You set the chain, name and colors, deploy from your own wallet using the guide, and write quizzes in plain forms.
Some will, most do not know it exists yet. Start with people who already care about measured learning: bootcamps, tutors and team leads. Do not promise learners jobs; promise them proof.
Commit and reveal stops people changing their pre quiz answers, but it cannot stop someone looking things up later. Use timed quizzes, question pools and, for higher stakes, proctored sessions. Say plainly what the credential does and does not prove.
Start with one cohort you already reach, such as a class you teach or a study group. Ten honest results are worth more than a big launch.
Yes. The contract deploys from your wallet, the app runs on your account and repo, and credentials are issued by your contract address.
Educators, bootcamps and team leads pay per learner for pre and post assessments and the growth credential. Individuals can pay a small fee to prove their own learning on self study courses.
Illustrative stages, not a forecast. Results depend on you and the market; nothing here is guaranteed.
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