Take a photo
The main player photographs a scene with plenty for the other players to look through.
Take a photo. Hide something in it. Give everyone the first letter. First to find it wins.
A modern multiplayer spin on the classic idea of I Spy — built around your own photos, your own surroundings and the people you’re playing with.
How to play
There are no pre-made levels. Every round is created by the people playing, so the game can be completely different every time.
The main player photographs a scene with plenty for the other players to look through.
Choose one object in the photo and enter what it is. Everyone else only gets its first letter.
The photo goes live. Players inspect it and send guesses while the countdown keeps running.
The first correct player finds it, wins the round and becomes the main player for the next challenge.
A round of Findsy
The main player has chosen telescope from their photo. That word stays secret while everyone else races to work it out.
Wrong guesses fall away. The first person to submit the right answer wins the round and gets the next turn.
Why Findsy works
A living room, a garden, a holiday apartment or somewhere completely new. If you can photograph it, you can turn it into a challenge.
No fixed question bank and no repeated levels. Every photo is a fresh puzzle made by somebody in the group.
Guesses arrive in real time while everyone races the clock and each other.
Find the hidden object first and the crown passes to you to create the next round.
Privacy & information
Findsy is designed to use the minimum data required for its multiplayer features. Ordinary challenge photos are temporary and are removed when they are no longer needed for the game.