Small-space friendly
Bluetooth tracking is better suited to rooms, hallways and indoor hiding spots than GPS.
Indoor Bluetooth hunt
Treasure Seeker lets families run a real indoor treasure hunt with two phones: one phone hides near the reward as the Bluetooth beacon, and the seeker follows live tracker feedback from another phone.
Best for homes, classrooms and parties
Indoor Hunt is made for small spaces where GPS is not useful. A parent, teacher or host starts the hidden phone, places it near a gift, note, puzzle piece or party prize, and gives the seeker a separate phone to search with.
The seeker moves around the room while the app reacts to Bluetooth signal strength. The experience feels like a digital hot-and-cold game: closer movement gives stronger feedback, and optional clues can help at the end.
How to play
Choose Indoor Hunt, pair the devices with the short code, and place the hidden phone close to the real treasure.
Use Hunt Only for a simple search, Quiz Mode for learning questions, or Motion Mode for movement-powered tracker time.
The seeker watches the tracker, listens for optional sound clues when close, and searches the real room until the treasure is found.
Why it works indoors
Bluetooth tracking is better suited to rooms, hallways and indoor hiding spots than GPS.
Add topic-based quiz questions so progress depends on both searching and answering.
Motion Mode can make players move to keep their tracker powered during the hunt.
Good indoor use cases
One hidden phone and one seeker phone.
Signal feedback guides the indoor search.
Photo and sound clues can help near the end.
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