VERIFY A DAY
A SCORE IS NOT A NUMBER YOU SEND. IT IS A LOG, REPLAYED.
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WHY THIS PAGE EXISTS. The board never takes your word for a score. The page sends the log of your presses —
[[corner, millisecond], …] — and the server replays it through the same rules and computes the score itself. That claim is only worth something if you can check it, so here is the same replay, in your browser, loading the same
sim.js the board replays with. Paste anyone's log, including your own, and see what it comes to. What you paste is never sent anywhere: it is replayed here, in this browser. The one thing this page fetches is
sim.js itself — and it hashes those exact bytes before running them, so the SHA-256 printed under a result is the digest of the code that produced it.
WHAT THIS BROWSER HAS KEPT
WHAT THIS PAGE DOES NOT DO. It replays; it does not check a signature. On the board, a log is only yours if the wallet signed a message naming the day, the replayed score and a hash of the log — and the server recovers the signer from that signature before it stores anything. That step needs the server's key recovery, not a page. So: this page tells you what a log scores. It cannot tell you whose log it is.
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