Halfdrawn is a daily guessing game about a half-finished picture.

You start with a single stroke — one wobbly line, drawn by a stranger with a mouse. It could be anything. Skip, and you get another. Guess wrong, and you get another anyway, because guessing costs exactly what waiting costs. Your score is how few strokes you needed.

Everyone gets the same drawing each day, so the scores actually mean something next to each other. There's no timer and nothing to rush. The whole game is one decision, repeated: is this enough to name, or is it worth another line?

Results share as a row of squares with no spoilers in them.

Two modes. Daily is the shared one, with a streak and a distribution of how everybody else did. Infinite draws from a separate pile so it can never spoil a daily — play as many as you want.