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RecordSetter is the new home of world records. Set a world record today! recordsetter.com

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RecordSetter is an interactive media company building a global brand centered around human achievement. Their website allows anyone, anywhere, to compete against others in any type of category. The RecordSetter database hosts over 95,000 world record videos submitted from 113 countries, making it the largest collection of world record videos on the Internet. The New Yorker calls it “a Web site that is to the Guinness World Records as Wikipedia is to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.”

RecordSetter has been featured on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, CNN, BBC, CBS Sunday Morning, Good Morning America and Tosh.0. They are based in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

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RecordSetter is being built by a small team with offices in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, with help from its active community of thousands across more than 113 countries worldwide.

The company evolved from a Burning Man project created by Dan Rollman and his friends in 2004. That project, known as The Playa Book of Records, invited people to invent their own world records. Creativity and competition ensued, leading to never-before-recognized categories like Most Blueberries Fit In a Bellybutton and Fastest Accordion Rendition of 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia'.

Rollman met co-founder Corey Henderson in 2006 at a Ratatat concert, and pitched him on a loose vision of building a “Wikipedia of human achievement.” They bootstrapped the project for over two years before launching a beta version of the site (originally called “Universal Record Database”) at the end of 2008.

The company rebranded and relaunched as RecordSetter in the summer of 2011. Read more about the name change here. Shortly thereafter, they also released their first book.

For more about the company’s history, please visit our Wikipedia page.