Channel Crossing
Endurance beyond the charted lane.
YoYoPlanet presents
AI World Record Cards
Type any sport. Watch AI hunt a Guinness-related world record. Walk away with a polished HTML achievement card — and an Insanity Index that rates how far beyond ordinary the feat really goes.
Onboarding in three beats
Yoyoplanet skips endless record lists. You get one focused page — who did it, what happened, how far, when, and where — wrapped as a premium digital card.
Football, running, swimming, tennis, yo-yo, climbing, cycling — or anything else that moves a human body past reason.
The app uses AI and web search to locate a real Guinness-related world record tied to that sport, then waits with a clear loading state while it works.
A polished HTML page opens on the Result screen — sport, title, holder, value, year, location, story, and the Insanity Index. It lands in your collection automatically.
Inside the app
Home stays direct. Collection keeps every card. Profile tunes language and identity. Scroll sideways on mobile — the rail is built for thumbs.
Why collectors stay
Enter a sport, find a record, check the Insanity Index, save the card, share it, keep going. No tab maze — just a straight path through remarkable human performance.
Search by any sport name and let AI surface a Guinness-related record summary.
Each result feels like a premium digital card — not a plain text dump.
A 0–100 gauge that asks: how far past normal human ability does this feel?
Revisit cards, compare sports, prune what you no longer need — or start your first find.
Pass the spectacle along — each card is built to be shown, not buried.
Avatar, name, collection clear, and card language — camera only when you pick a photo.
Signature feature
Numbers alone rarely capture awe. Yoyoplanet asks AI to weigh how extreme a record feels — difficulty, rarity, distance from everyday human limits — then stamps a score on the card.
Gauge on every card. A visual meter sits beside a short explanation of why the feat unsettles the scale.
Story, not spreadsheet. Holder, value, year, location, and a tight narrative of why it matters.
Recent cards on Home. Your last finds stay close — curiosity loops without hunting menus.
Example reading: a yo-yo endurance mark that sits deep in the “how is that possible?” zone — scored high, explained briefly, saved forever if you want it.
The Collection screen stores every generated card. Compare sports, build a library of strange and impressive achievements, remove what no longer sparks — and if the vault is empty, the app nudges you toward your first find.
Start collectingYoyoplanet is made for people who love surprising facts, extreme performance, sports history, and collectible digital cards — one focused page at a time.
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