The real-world scavenger hunt game

Your world is the board.
The camera is the judge.

Five secret items. One ticking clock. Race through the kitchen, tear up the backyard, and snap what you find. The camera checks every photo right on the phone, so nobody can fake a find.

Instantphoto verdicts
Privatenothing leaves the phone
Freshnew items all the time
SnapDash verifying a big pot
banana item
basketball item
teapot item
sneaker item
Verified!
How it works

Ready. Set. Snap.

Rounds take three minutes. The chaos is immediate.

1
🎯

Five secret items drop

Everyone gets the same list at the same moment, so nobody gets a head start. A coffee mug. A salt shaker. A basketball. Go!

2
🏃

Race the house & yard

Watch rivals' progress light up in real time as everyone sprints from the kitchen to the back fence hunting the real thing.

3
📸

Snap it. The camera calls it.

Point, shoot, and get the verdict in about a second. No arguing with the ref. First to five wins.

Eight worlds at launch

Inside and outside the house

Every world is a themed hunt built from things families actually own, from the junk drawer to the back fence. New worlds keep dropping.

Kitchen Rush

Snacks, pans & gadget dash

Living Room

Couch cushion treasures

Desk Dash

Office & gadget hunt

Closet Chaos

Wardrobe & bedroom finds

Bathroom Blitz

Squeaky-clean scavenging

Snack Attack

Raid the fridge & fruit bowl

Game Night

Balls, games & noisemakers

Garage & Yard

Tools & backyard bounty

More worlds incoming

Park days, neighborhood walks, road trips. The hunt is heading everywhere.

New items and new worlds drop all the time, so the hunt never gets stale.

Real verification

No honor system. The camera calls it.

Every snap gets checked on the spot, right on the phone. Cartoon plates, black pots in dim kitchens, tiny salt shakers across the room: the camera knows the real thing when it sees it.

Verdicts in about a second
Catches "that's a picture of it, not the real thing"
Honest feedback like "move closer" or "too dark"
SnapDash verifying a plate
Endless variety

Hunt the stuff you already own

From the kitchen counter to the garden fence, every item shows a real picture of exactly what to find. Rounds stay fresh, so kids never see the same list twice in a row.

Picture-first targets little kids can read
No-repeat rounds until the pool cycles
Anti-staging keeps competitive games fair
mug
basketball
teddy bear
toaster
guitar
umbrella
pizza
sunglasses
drum
broccoli
cowboy hat
tons
more
Play together

Lobby up. Ready up. Throw down.

Invite the family with a code, watch the green checks light up, and race the same list in real time. Or sharpen your eye in Practice, climb Ranked, and spend your coins in the shop.

Party lobbies with live ready-up
Ranked matches, ratings and streaks
Kid-safe Family mode with parental controls
SnapDash hunting a television
Your squad

Eight hunters. Pick your vibe.

Unlock characters with the coins you win. Perks only work in practice, so ranked stays pure skill.

BoltBolt
ScoutScout
PixelPixel
ZippyZippy
RumbleRumble
NovaNova
SplashSplash
EchoEcho
🛡️

Every photo stays on the phone.

Photo checking happens right on the device. No photos uploaded, no account needed to play, no ads, no dark patterns. Built by a parent, for actual children.

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Questions

Parents ask. We answer.

The short version: it's fair, it's private, and it gets kids off the couch.

Do we only play inside the house? +
Nope. Garage & Yard takes the hunt outside for mailboxes, birdhouses, fences and tents. More outdoor worlds like parks and neighborhood walks are on the way.
How does the photo checking actually work? +
The app recognizes objects right on the phone, the same way your camera app spots faces. It checks what is actually in the shot, so holding up a picture of the item gets caught. Verdicts land in about a second.
Are my kids' photos uploaded anywhere? +
Never. Photo checking happens on the phone itself. Photos are not sent to a server, there are no ads, and no account is needed to play solo or practice.
What ages is it for? +
Built for families. Little hunters get picture-first targets, a calmer child mode with bigger buttons, and no-pressure practice. Bigger kids and adults get ranked matches, ratings and streaks. Family mode adds parental controls and a private, invite-only lobby.
Can we play together? +
Yes. Create a party lobby, share the code, ready up and race the same five items in real time. Everyone's progress lights up live. Solo practice and ranked matchmaking are there when the family's busy.
How much does it cost? +
Free to play. Coins you win unlock characters and cosmetics. Character perks only work in practice, so ranked stays pure skill.
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Snap it before they do.

Free to play. Three minutes a round. From the kitchen to the back fence, everything's in bounds.