
Race the clock — can you name 100 real, notable women?
Name 100 Women is a free browser-based quiz game built around the viral 'Name 100 Women' challenge started by Twitch streamer QTCinderella in March 2024. Players race a timer to name 100 real, notable women — each entry is fact-checked live, and runs can be shared with stats. The site frames the game as both a challenge and a commentary on how unevenly culture remembers women.
Every name submitted is verified in real time against a notability source (Wikidata in production), with forgiving spelling and stage names accepted.
The clock starts on your first valid name and runs until your hundredth; the reference pace to beat is 2:02.
Named women are added to a personal honor roll, and you can end a run anytime to see your stats and share them.
Classic mode (any notable woman) is live; Hard mode (no A-list celebrities) plus themed modes for Musicians, Athletes, Scientists, and Historical (born before 1900) are listed as coming soon.
A 'Women in our lives' section lets visitors nominate real women they admire, not just celebrities, and there is a browsable database of all women in the dataset.
Anyone recorded as a woman counts, including trans women and non-binary people who use she/her — the same standard used by the original web versions.
The cursor is already focused when the page loads — no button to press. Type a woman's name and press Enter to submit it.
Each submission is checked live against a notability source (Wikidata). The timer starts on your first valid name; repeats and fictional characters don't count.
Keep going until you hit 100, or end your run anytime to see your stats and share them.
A viral challenge started in 2024 by Twitch streamer QTCinderella: name 100 notable real women as fast as you can. It spread across Twitch, YouTube and TikTok and became a web game. In 2026 web versions with timers and leaderboards pushed it viral again.
Women must be real and notable (no fictional characters), no repeats, and no looking them up. The clock runs from your first valid name to your hundredth.
Each name is verified live against a notability source — Wikidata in production. Spelling is forgiving and stage names are accepted.
Anyone recorded as a woman, including trans women and non-binary people who use she/her — the same inclusive standard the original web versions use.
Just start typing — the cursor is already focused, no button to press. Press Enter to submit each name, and the timer starts on your first valid name.
Classic mode — where any notable woman counts — is live now. Hard mode (no A-list celebrities) and themed modes for Musicians, Athletes, Scientists, and Historical figures are on the way.