Color Hunt
One colour each.
Nine finds.
A photo game for trips and long weekends. Everyone in the group draws a different colour and goes looking for it — a painted door, a bus seat, somebody's jacket. Nobody sees anybody else's finds until the reveal.
How it worksThe frost is the point
Most photo games show you everything as it happens. This one doesn't.
Blurred, not hidden
Your finds appear to the group frosted beyond recognition, next to the four strongest colours in the shot. Enough to be intrigued by. Not enough to guess.
Days of quiet needling
Watch the grids fill. Guess what square three is. Poke whoever has been sitting on two out of nine since Tuesday.
Then all at once
The host starts the reveal and every grid clears, one hunter at a time, with everyone's guesses shown first.
How a hunt goes
Someone starts it and shares a code
Six characters. No account, no email — pick a name and you're in.
Colours are drawn
Everyone gets a different one. More people than colours? Two of you go head to head on the same shade.
You go hunting
Shoot as much as you like. Nine make your grid. Swap them around until the deadline — though the group is told when you do.
The reveal
Every grid un-blurs together. Then you rank the best three — never your own.
Post it
Export one 3000×3000 image, or nine files numbered so they assemble correctly across your Instagram profile.
What we don't do
No account
No email, no password, no phone number. You choose a display name and that's the whole of it.
No location
Photos are re-encoded before they're uploaded, so the camera metadata — including where you were — never leaves your phone.
No tracking
No analytics, no advertising, no third-party SDKs. Nothing follows you anywhere.