Why we made Seek
We wanted a reason to look up. Here's the thinking behind a game that sends you out the door instead of keeping you on the sofa.
Read →How to organise a student photo-hunt icebreaker
A practical format for new flatmates or a small society gathering, with a fallback for mixed phones.
Read →18 photo scavenger hunt prompts for your next walk
A ready-to-use list, plus a simple way to turn it into a photo hunt without hiding anything.
Read →A photo party game you can run between arrivals
A practical plan for a short, easy-to-explain game that fits around the rest of your evening.
Read →Four outdoor photo games for a walk with friends
Give a local walk a purpose with colours, patterns, tiny details and a shared photo hunt.
Read →Six low-prep things to do with friends
Small plans for when everyone wants to meet but nobody wants to organise a big occasion.
Read →How to run a photo competition that stays friendly
Agree on the boundary, the clock and the result before anyone starts chasing points.
Read →Five friend challenges that leave room for different answers
Try a shared prompt, a detail swap or a familiar-route challenge without turning the plan into homework.
Read →A shared family photo challenge for an afternoon at home
Give everyone a role, keep the search simple and make time to explain the finds.
Read →What makes a camera game different from a screen-only game?
A look at how photo prompts change where the action happens, and what to know before trying Seek.
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