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Toqui
Run a World Cup prediction game with friends or coworkers
The 2026 World Cup is in the United States for the first time in a generation. Don't watch it without stakes. Toqui runs the prediction pool for your group chat or office: create one in 60 seconds, share a link, everyone picks, scoring runs itself. Free up to 25 members.
I'm Rennie. The World Cup is coming to North America in June, and I'm convinced this is the best chance the US has ever had to discover one of the most fun ways to watch a tournament: running a prediction pool with your friends or coworkers.
I grew up in Ecuador and went to college in Miami were most of my friends were Latin American. There, every household, office, and friend group runs one of these during every World Cup. We call them quinielas, prodes, pollas, pencas, depending on the country. Same idea everywhere: predict every match, highest score wins the pot or dinner or just the right to be insufferable for four years.
Every match matters when you have a pool going. Even the boring group-stage games. It's the single most fun way to watch a tournament, and the US has never really had it; partly because soccer wasn't big enough, partly because the tournament was always in an inconvenient time zone. Both of those just changed. 2026 is in your time zone, in your country, and soccer in the US has never been more popular.
Toqui (pronounced TOH-kee, like Loki) is the app to actually run that experience for your group. Doing it through Group Chat + a Google Sheet is chaos (ask any Latin American). We built it as a PWA: create a pool in 30 seconds, share a link, everyone predicts from their phone, scoring runs itself. No app store. Create free groups with up to 25 members. Paid one-time unlocks for bigger pools; no subscriptions, because tournaments are seasonal.
Think March Madness bracket, but for the World Cup, but social-first and group-chat-native.
One thing worth flagging up front: Toqui doesn't handle any money. If your group wants to throw $20 each into a pot for dinner or bragging rights, that's between you, off-platform. We're the coordination and scoring layer, not a sportsbook. It keeps the product simple, keeps US office pools on the right side of HR, and keeps us legal across markets without having to navigate dozens of different gambling regulators.
What I'd love feedback on:
Is the onboarding clear if "prediction pool" is a new concept? English copy, fresh eyes appreciated Does the office/friend-group framing land for a US audience?
Grab your group chat and give it a shot.
* Heads up: the promo video is in Spanish (with English subtitles); we made it for our primary launch market and I didn't want to delay PH to dub it.
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About Toqui on Product Hunt
“Run a World Cup prediction game with friends or coworkers”
Toqui was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #67 on the daily leaderboard. The 2026 World Cup is in the United States for the first time in a generation. Don't watch it without stakes. Toqui runs the prediction pool for your group chat or office: create one in 60 seconds, share a link, everyone picks, scoring runs itself. Free up to 25 members.
Toqui was featured in Web App (122.4k followers), Sports (11.3k followers) and Soccer (2.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 40.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Rennie Haylock
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Rennie. The World Cup is coming to North America in June, and I'm convinced this is the best chance the US has ever had to discover one of the most fun ways to watch a tournament: running a prediction pool with your friends or coworkers.
I grew up in Ecuador and went to college in Miami were most of my friends were Latin American. There, every household, office, and friend group runs one of these during every World Cup. We call them quinielas, prodes, pollas, pencas, depending on the country. Same idea everywhere: predict every match, highest score wins the pot or dinner or just the right to be insufferable for four years.
Every match matters when you have a pool going. Even the boring group-stage games. It's the single most fun way to watch a tournament, and the US has never really had it; partly because soccer wasn't big enough, partly because the tournament was always in an inconvenient time zone. Both of those just changed. 2026 is in your time zone, in your country, and soccer in the US has never been more popular.
Toqui (pronounced TOH-kee, like Loki) is the app to actually run that experience for your group. Doing it through Group Chat + a Google Sheet is chaos (ask any Latin American). We built it as a PWA: create a pool in 30 seconds, share a link, everyone predicts from their phone, scoring runs itself. No app store. Create free groups with up to 25 members. Paid one-time unlocks for bigger pools; no subscriptions, because tournaments are seasonal.
Think March Madness bracket, but for the World Cup, but social-first and group-chat-native.
One thing worth flagging up front: Toqui doesn't handle any money. If your group wants to throw $20 each into a pot for dinner or bragging rights, that's between you, off-platform. We're the coordination and scoring layer, not a sportsbook. It keeps the product simple, keeps US office pools on the right side of HR, and keeps us legal across markets without having to navigate dozens of different gambling regulators.
What I'd love feedback on:
Is the onboarding clear if "prediction pool" is a new concept?
English copy, fresh eyes appreciated
Does the office/friend-group framing land for a US audience?
Grab your group chat and give it a shot.
* Heads up: the promo video is in Spanish (with English subtitles); we made it for our primary launch market and I didn't want to delay PH to dub it.