Verification
A card isn't declared. It's earned.
Every beatboxer on beatbox·world has a card: their battles, their results, their Elo. Nobody can simply type a name and own one — otherwise the whole archive would be worth nothing. Here are the only two ways in.
Claim it
You've battled somewhere we've referenced? Your card is probably already there, waiting for its owner.
- 1. Find your card Search your blaze. If it's in the archive, it carries your history already.
- 2. Film yourself with your QR code We give you a code unique to your request. Your face and that code, in the same shot.
- 3. Post it on your YouTube channel The one you use for your wildcards. Unlisted — nobody can find it, we just need to open it.
- 4. An admin checks your channel We look for the wildcards you've sent over the years. That's what ties the card to you.
Coming soon
You can't create your own card yet — and that's on purpose.
Why the wait?
Because a brand-new card can't verify itself. The people who can vouch for a beatboxer are the ones who see them compete: the organizers. We're building their side of the app — when it ships, an organizer will validate you on the spot, at the event, and your card will be official the day you step off stage.
Meanwhile
Nothing is lost. Go battle — the moment your name lands on a bracket we reference, your card gets created and you can claim it with the flow on the left.
Why we're this strict
The archive is only worth what its names are worth. An Elo, a title, a head-to-head record only mean something if the person behind them is really the one who did it. Every card we validate goes through a human — never a form.