The MuskOmeter

Public promises shape expectations for investors, customers, fans, critics, and the wider press. MuskOmeter exists to turn those promises into a track record that can be reviewed over time instead of disappearing into a fast-moving news cycle. We collect public statements, link back to original sources when possible, and present them with dates, categories, and status labels that are easy to understand at a glance.

The goal is not to manufacture outrage. The goal is to make timelines and claims legible. Some predictions are fulfilled, some arrive late, and some do not happen at all. Putting those outcomes side by side helps visitors judge the overall accuracy of repeated promises instead of relying on isolated headlines or memory. That is why each prediction page includes a source, a deadline when one exists, and resolution notes when the status changes.

If you want more detail on the scoring system, visit the methodology page. If you know about a missing claim, you can also submit a prediction for review. MuskOmeter is not affiliated with Elon Musk or any of his companies.