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What holds a ship still when the sails are down?
Wrong answer, try again.
Clues in the real world, answers on a phone. Each correct answer opens the next clue, the trail remembers where everybody is, and the last lock opens the chest. Free for a short hunt, and the map does not blow away.
One per place. The answer is something they can only know by standing there: a number on a plaque, a colour, a count of steps.
Each reveal is the next clue. Nobody can skip ahead, and nobody can lose the piece of paper.
The final lock opens the chest, the location, the prize or the photo of where it is buried.
Designed down to the last detail
Nothing on the screen is fixed. Pick from dozens of looks, choose the object that opens or upload your own pictures, set the typeface and size, and end on your own reveal. Your players see exactly the screen you designed.
49 looks, solid colours and gradients. Each one repaints the whole page behind the lock.
31 drawn objects, shut while the lock holds, open once it gives way.
10 typefaces and 6 text sizes, from a phone in hand to a screen across the room.
Or your own two pictures
Upload a closed and an open picture: the parcel as wrapped, then what was inside. Included with the Event Pass and Pro.
7 looks and 13 drawn objects are free. The premium looks, the other objects, your own pictures, the animations, typefaces and text sizes come with the Event Pass or Pro.
Start with the first. The second is what the first becomes once you have run one and want more.
Four clues, one afternoon, a chocolate chest. The one to start with.
A torn map revealed a piece at a time, one piece per lock.
Six streets, six plaques, six numbers. The city is the board.
One question per room, answerable only by looking at the thing.
Clues around the house, ending at the present.
Two teams, two links, one clock, one ranking at the end.
A short hunt is free. Pro adds the clock, the ranking and the printable pack with every QR code on one sheet. On every plan, each phone keeps its own progress, so one shared link is enough for several teams.
Free
Build a real lock, single or multi-step, and let people play it. No time limit.
Event Pass
One event, dressed properly. Every look, animation and typeface, and your experience live for 30 days. It closes when the pass ends and reopens the moment you pay again. Running sessions, the results and the timer stay with Pro.
Pro
Every plan: 12 free lock formats, unlimited players and attempts, 7 looks and 13 before/after picture pairs, QR code and short link.
Each place in the real world has a clue. The answer is something only visible from there. Typing it on a phone opens the next clue, and the last one opens the treasure. No paper to lose, and nobody can skip ahead.
No, but a printed QR code at each place is the nicest version: arriving is what gets you the clue. Pro puts every code on one printable sheet.
Yes. Each phone keeps its own progress, so two teams can play the same link without seeing where the other one is. On Pro the finishing times go on a ranking.
It needs a connection to check an answer, because the answer is checked on our side rather than in the phone. In a dead spot, players can answer when they next have signal.
Yes. The reveal can be a map link, coordinates, a photograph of the hiding place, or just a sentence. A GPS lock, free on every plan, can also open only when the player is physically there.
A one-lock hunt is about ten minutes. A six-stop trail with printed codes is an evening, and you can run it again next year by changing the answers.
Start with one lock and one clue. If it works, the trail is the same thing five more times.
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