Who Tweeted? Guess the Author Behind Famous Tweets
Who Tweeted is a free guessing game that shows you a real, documented tweet with the name and handle hidden, then asks you to pick which of four well-known people actually posted it. It is a game about voice: billionaires, pop stars, athletes, comedians and presidents all sound different in 280 characters, and learning to hear that difference is the whole challenge.
How to Play
Choose the Daily Challenge for five fixed tweets that are the same for every player around the world today, or jump into Free Play for an endless shuffle of random tweets. Read the tweet, weigh the four names, and lock in your guess. You will see immediately whether you were right, along with the real author, the date and how the post performed.
What's in the Game
The library holds more than 150 genuine tweets spanning 2006 to 2024 — from the early, awkward days of the platform to the viral moments that shaped modern internet culture. Because each one really happened, playing is a surprisingly good way to revisit the last two decades of online history.
Tips for a Higher Score
- Listen for the voice. Word choice, punctuation and confidence say a lot about who is typing.
- Use the date. A tweet's year narrows down who was famous — and who was even on the platform — at the time.
- Rule out the impossible. If two of the four names would never post something like this, the odds on the rest jump fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these real tweets?
Yes. Every tweet in the game was actually posted by the person credited as the answer, and each is checked for accuracy.
Is Who Tweeted free?
Completely free, with no sign-up. Your streak and stats are saved locally in your browser.
Want the bigger picture? Read our guide: How Twitter Shaped Internet Culture.