Every hunt belongs to the account that made it, and a gamemaster sees only their own. View opens someone's dashboard exactly as they see it — useful when a teacher is stuck mid-lesson. Suspending an account blocks sign-in without touching a single hunt.
Take a copy and it is yours — change the stages, the questions, anything. Your changes reach nobody else.
Building one with an AI? Hand it Integration API from the Docs tab, then import the ZIP it gives you back.
Stages are walked in this order. Stage 1 opens on the clock; every later stage opens for a team the instant they clear the one before it.
Pictures from deleted hunts stay on the server until they are swept. Nothing in use is ever removed, and nothing uploaded in the last 24 hours is touched — a picture is often uploaded minutes before the question that uses it is saved.
Each one opens in the browser. Inside, Save as PDF prints it, and Markdown downloads the plain-text original.
Building a hunt, the clock, boxes or printed codes, the live monitor, and what to do when something goes wrong.
How a hunt works from the player's side. Hand this to a class before you start.
Give the Markdown to ChatGPT, Claude or any agent. It interviews you, writes the questions, shows you a preview, and produces one ZIP you upload here. Markdown is the one to send — a PDF arrives at an agent with its tables and JSON mangled.
Each box gets one permanent key. Type it once into the box's Wi-Fi setup page, then point the box at any stage from here — you never need to re-flash it in the field.