Outdoor treasure hunts, played on their phones
A trail of stations in the park or the woods, a puzzle at each, a villain who writes to the children, a clock that hints cost time from - and a treasure at the end.
You write the game here, print its cards, and send the players one link. They play on any phone, without an account; you watch and steer from the live console.
Or let an AI assistant write the whole hunt for you - the story, the stations, the hints - straight into your account.
How it works
Build the trail, hide the clues, start the clock. Every station the children solve reveals a letter; the letters tell where the treasure is.
Use it for
A phone is the whole kit
GPS navigation, warmer and colder, a compass, a mirror, a Morse receiver, a red filter that reveals invisible ink - every tool is in the browser. Nothing to install, nothing to charge but the phone.
You are the villain
From the live console you see every team's clock and station, answer their calls for help as the villain, give time back, mark a station solved when the GPS would not. The game is yours to steer.
Written with an assistant
Share a game with a friend to view or edit, copy one for the next group, or connect an AI assistant: it reads and writes only the games you open to it, every change is marked and can be undone.
Start with the sample game
Every new account holds Operation CHEST: six stations in the woods, the villain, the printables, the pictures. Open it, try it on your phone, then move the pins to your own park and rewrite the story.
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