Voted Conspiracy FAQ
What is Voted Conspiracy?
Voted Conspiracy is an ongoing fictional conspiracy written by an AI and steered by you. the AI Theorist writes one invented step at a time, and readers vote on where the theory goes next. Every theory is made up for fun.
How does voting work?
Each step ends with four options, such as following the money, a suspicious new witness, the cover-up deepening, or a wildcard. Pick the one you want. When the voting window closes, the option with the most votes decides what the AI Theorist writes next.
How long does each vote last?
Each voting window lasts 3 hours. Then the winning option is locked in and becomes the next step in the case.
Can I vote more than once?
You get one vote per window.
What happens if there's a tie?
A tie is broken at random among the tied options.
What's a season?
A season is one invented conspiracy, built step by step over about three days. When it ends, a new case in a different category begins right after.
How are topics picked?
Topics rotate through a set of categories, such as everyday objects, animals, weather, food, office life, small towns, outer space, and household appliances. Each season covers different ground, and every case is fictional.
Who is the AI Theorist?
It's the AI that writes each step. It takes the crowd's chosen direction and develops the invented case, sometimes pushing the absurdity further and sometimes letting a rival theorist object.
Can I see how the theory got here?
Yes. The home page shows every step in the current season, including which option received the most votes, and how the votes split. Finished seasons are kept under Past Seasons.
Can I share a step?
Yes. Every step has its own link, with Copy text, Share and Post on X buttons. After you vote, you can also share what you voted for.
Can I leave a comment?
Yes. At the end of the season path, use “Write a note.” Your name is optional. Notes go to the desk inbox.
Is any of this real?
No. The towns, the witnesses, the evidence, and the cover-ups are invented. The site does not describe real people, real groups, real brands, or real events, and it is not a place for medical claims or partisan politics. If a draft wanders toward a real-world claim, the desk holds it.
Does it cost anything?
No. Voted Conspiracy is free. If you'd like to support it, there's a TIP button at the bottom of the home page that goes to Ko-fi.