DeadYet
Is anyone dead yet?
DeadYet answers the question people type into a search box at two in the morning. Every tracked public figure gets a page with a verdict, a photo, and a button to be told when the answer changes. Around that: a prediction game, badges, and a voice that is morbid but never cruel.
At a glance
One answer
YES, NO or UNKNOWN, in letters you can read from across the room.
Death Watch
Watch anyone. Get a push or an email the moment their status changes.
Death Pools
Pick ten people a quarter. Score when they go. Free, and nothing to win but bragging rights.
Badges
First Kill, Oracle, Coroner, Founding Member. Earned, never bought.
The voice
Dark humour, kept light. The site jokes about the premise, never about a person, and a death is reported with a date and a source, not a punchline. The house ads, generated from a script in the repo, set the tone:
Keep reading
- Features: verdict pages, Death Watch, Death Pools and their scoring, badges, accounts with passkeys.
- How it’s built: one Worker with no framework, D1 and R2, nightly checks against Wikidata with a human review queue.