Same Street
Rate itThree photos of one real home: where does it stand on a street sorted by income?
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Same Street shows three photos of one real family's home, from outside, the kitchen and where they sleep, and asks where it stands on a street of 100 houses sorted by income, from about $25 to $15,000 a month per adult. You slide to a house, reveal the answer and add the home to your album. One home a day, the same for everyone.
About Same Street
Same Street is a daily game from Logicers, the small site behind 100 of Us. Each day it shows one real home in three photos: the outside, the place where the family cooks and the place where they sleep. Your job is to judge how much each adult in that home has to live on in a month, by placing it on a street of 100 houses sorted from poorest to richest.
The street runs from about $25 to about $15,000 a month per adult, in US dollars adjusted for local prices, and every step multiplies the amount by the same factor, so the middle of the street is far below the middle of the dollar range. The game is careful to say this is what each adult can spend or use, not a salary. When you tap See where it is, the true house appears with the family's figure, the photographer's name and a link to visit them on Dollar Street.
The photos come from Dollar Street, a Gapminder project whose families agreed to be photographed, used under a CC-BY licence; the game notes that Dollar Street does not endorse it. There is no login, tracking or cookies: your streak and your album of homes stay in your browser. Practice lets you play yesterday's home if you missed it. It does not count for your streak or your album.
How to play Same Street
- Open logicers.com/same-street to see the day's home in three photos.
- Tap a photo to see it larger: outside, cooking and sleeping.
- Slide along the street of 100 houses, or use the minus and plus buttons, to the house where you think this home stands.
- Tap See where it is to reveal the real position and the monthly amount per adult.
- Share your result as a picture and link, or open Practice for yesterday's home. Today's home goes into your album.
Screenshots

Tips
- Look at the cooking place first: an open fire, a gas ring or a full kitchen says a lot.
- Remember the street is logarithmic: house 50 is a few hundred dollars a month, not thousands.
- Floors, walls and bedding are good clues in the sleeping photo.
- Play yesterday's home in Practice to calibrate before today's.
Questions
What does the number on each house mean?
What each adult in the home can spend or use in a month, in US dollars adjusted for local prices. It is not a salary.
Where do the photos come from?
From Dollar Street, a Gapminder project, under a CC-BY licence. The families agreed to be photographed.
When does a new home appear?
At midnight, one home a day for everyone.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no login, tracking or cookies; your streak stays in your browser.
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