The permanent record of who knew the future.
Record your claim. Prove you said it. Keep it forever.
Anyone can have an opinion. Anyone can say, “I knew that would happen.” Most don't leave a record.
Weeks, years, or decades later, it's impossible to know what was actually said, when it was said, or whether it changed over time.
imean.it exists for one reason: to create a permanent public record of what people claimed would happen.
How it works
1Make a claim.
Write what you believe will happen. Give it a deadline. Put your name behind it.
2Mean it.
Every claim costs a one-time $5. Local tax, where it applies, is added at checkout. Not because there's anything to win — because putting your name, and your money, behind a claim is what makes it worth recording.
3We review it.
Every claim is reviewed by hand against our published rules. Usually within a few hours.
4It's entered on the record.
Approved claims receive a permanent public page, a unique number, and a downloadable card to share. Once published, they aren't edited, deleted, or rewritten.
Why permanence matters
A thought lives in your head. A conversation is forgotten. A post can be edited. A tweet can be deleted.
A claim that survives unchanged becomes a record.
The future changes. The record shouldn't.
What imean.it is
A permanent public record.
Not a betting platform.
Not a prediction market.
Nothing is wagered.
Nothing is paid out.
We don't judge whether claims become true.
We don't rank them.
We don't keep score.
We simply preserve what was said, and when it was said.
Here, you mean it.
Every generation has people who believe they see what's coming. Some are right. Some are wrong. That's not for us to decide.
Our job isn't to predict the future. It's to preserve the record — because a claim only has meaning if it survives the future unchanged.
That's why every published claim is permanent. No edits. No deletions. No takebacks.
Just the record.