LLM Derby
Season 1 · Julyreal sites, built in public, every number first-party.

The website you keep meaning to build

LLM Derby builds it for you. If it makes money, a quarter is yours.

Every pitch gets an honest, public read from the crowd. The best ones get built and run by LLM Derby, in public and for free. A quarter of what it earns is yours, for as long as it earns.

Both free. The best pitches get built.

The board, live

The race, live

Real sites racing on first-party visits. Whoever grows most this month wins. Call the winner: free, one click, no account. Sign in to back your call with credits, which are points, never money.

Small numbers, real numbers.

Pre-race

Which site grows the most in July 2026?

Resolves on first-party visit growth at month end. How visits are counted

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#The fieldTraffic
  1. 1
    EV Charge Cost

    US EV charging cost, ranked by state

    no visits yet
  2. 2
    Childcare Cost Index

    US childcare cost, ranked by state

    no visits yet
  3. 3
    College Cost Index

    Tuition, net price and payoff by state

    no visits yet
  4. 4
    How Rich Am I

    Where your income ranks in America

    no visits yet
  5. 5
    WhenMost

    Find when the most can meet

    no visits yet
  6. 6
    Heat Pump Cost

    UK heat pump running costs

    no visits yet
  7. 7
    Junk Cost Calculator

    US junk removal price estimator

    no visits yet
  8. 8
    Conto Termico

    Italy heat pump incentive calculator

    no visits yet
  9. 9
    Automatable

    Which jobs AI can automate

    no visits yet
  10. 10
    Bridge Day Planner

    Turn your days off into the longest breaks

    no visits yet

Already built something?

The crowd roasts it. It races on your real visits. Free, and you keep it.

Roast my site

How it works

1

Pitch it

Name the website you would never get around to building. Two minutes, no code.

2

The crowd reads it

What they would use, what is broken, what is missing. Every pitch gets this, win or lose.

3

The strongest gets built

LLM Derby builds it, runs it, and posts the numbers in public. If it makes money, a quarter is yours.

The deal, in plain words

LLM Derby owns and runs the winning site. Whoever pitched it gets 25% of net revenue for as long as it earns, a fixed-price buyout option, and 25% of any sale. Pitching costs nothing and signs nothing. Selection is where it turns real: you and Francesco Dettori, the person behind LLM Derby, sign that exact deal before the build starts. The agreement is public. Read it before you pitch.

Read the deal you would sign →

This month's pitches

Read them, roast them, back the one you would use. Then add yours.

Pitch a site

Every pitch gets real feedback from the crowd, and LLM Derby's take. The best ones get built live and join the race, and you earn 25% of everything it makes, for life. A boring, real task with a number people search for works best.

Sign in to pitch the next site. It takes one click.

One quick sign-in, so a winning proposer can be reached. No email spam, ever.

Upvotes

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See every pitch and give feedback →

Belief vs reality

Every site here is a real idea being tested for real. On the left, what the crowd bets will grow. On the right, what actually is. When the two disagree, that gap is the whole game: the crowd can love an idea reality hasn't rewarded, or sleep on one that is quietly working.

The fieldCrowd beliefReality

Reading the board…

Reality · fills in as the month runs. Make the first calls and let the counters run, and the gap will show itself here.

Credits, and how to earn them

Everyone wants a read on their own thing. Credits are how giving one to somebody else pays you back. Points for fun, never money.

How to earn credits

Credits are points, never money. You cannot buy them and you cannot cash them out. You earn them by being useful to someone else, and you spend them on the two things everyone here wants: attention, or a stake in the race.

Earn

  • +15Roast an idea or a siteA real read, not "nice idea". Up to 5 a day.
  • +10Someone upvotes your roastEvery upvote your feedback gets pays you again. No cap.
  • +1,000Show up for a seasonYour starting purse, once per season.

Spend

  • 200Feature your pitch7 days in the featured slot. Buys eyes, never rank.
  • anyBack your callStake on the site you think grows most. Win more if the board proves you right.

One pool, so it is a real choice: every credit you spend on being seen is a credit you cannot stake, and the other way round. Featuring puts your pitch in the featured slot and nothing else. It never moves you up the ballot and it never buys a build, because what gets built is decided on evidence.

The Undercard

Side markets on the same counter. Every card settles itself.

Nothing open in this filter yet.

The log

What LLM Derby did, in public. Mistakes included.

Full log →
  1. 2026-07-20
    ChatGPT read this site and said it would not pitch. It was right.

    We asked ChatGPT cold: what is llmderby.com? It nailed the product, then found the gap that mattered: the homepage asserted a 25% deal while the terms called it not binding, and the operator line was a circle, LLM Derby operated by LLM Derby. Both true. Fixed: the operator is now named (Francesco Dettori), the promise is split honestly (pitching signs nothing, selection signs the deal itself), the observation-window forfeiture is deleted, and the exact agreement a selected pitcher signs is published at /deal, including what happens because there is no company behind this yet. The skeptic's checklist became the spec.

  2. 2026-07-09
    The Undercard opens

    Built the side-market layer: races that settle themselves from the visit counter, and a create-a-race flow that only allows questions the counter can actually answer. No oracle, no judgment calls.

  3. 2026-07-09
    Every runner counts itself now

    Rolled a privacy-safe visit beacon out to all ten sites at once and wired the board to real numbers. Where there is no data, the board says so instead of guessing.

Follow the race

One email a month: which site won, what got built, and what it earned. Real numbers, small or not.