Opening round · recruiting

The throne is empty. Name the first fight.

Dethrone opens with a real 24-hour product showdown, not a manufactured demo. Enter your product free, or nominate the two products you want to see face off.

Enter a product · freeNominate a matchup on X

Every battle publishes audience, vote, and product-click statistics.

How Dethrone works

A public, time-boxed product battle.

Dethrone puts one reigning product against one approved challenger. Visitors cast one choice, the result passes through a review window, and the winner takes or keeps the throne. Every finalized result stays in the public battle history.

Read the complete arena rules →
  1. 01One King meets one challenger

    Approved products face each other in a single public matchup.

  2. 02Each visitor chooses once

    Signed visitor identity and risk checks help protect the vote.

  3. 03The public record remains

    Reviewed results and vote totals stay available after the battle.

Frequently asked

Facts about the arena.

What is Dethrone?

Dethrone is a public product popularity battle. One current King faces one approved challenger, and visitors decide which product holds the throne.

How long does a battle last?

A standard battle accepts votes for 24 hours, followed by a review window before the result becomes final. A qualifying tie can trigger one hour of overtime.

How does voting work?

Each visitor can support one product once per battle. Dethrone uses a signed visitor identifier and risk checks to reduce automated or coordinated voting.

Does the winner represent the best product?

No. A Dethrone result measures public support during a specific voting window. It is not an independent quality, safety, or investment endorsement.

How can a product become the challenger?

A maker submits the product through the challenge form. Every entry is reviewed before it can be scheduled or invited to payment.

Can a sponsor influence the result?

No. Sponsorship is a clearly labeled placement and never changes vote handling, score visibility, review, or settlement.