You were nevermeant to see this.
A partner's phone. A mother's. A best friend's. Read the messages, the photos and the history they thought they deleted, and answer the one question your client can't ask out loud.
- 28 cases
- First 3 free
- Four languages
Every story here is fiction. The guilt you feel reading someone else's phone probably is not.
How it plays
23:47. The owner is asleep.
The lock screen is full of ordinary notifications. A dry cleaner, a text from his mother, a jeweller. Nothing glows.
The passcode is their anniversary.
That is all your client knows. The date is already on the screen. Try it.
What he hides looks perfectly ordinary.
His mother promised to act like she knows nothing. At 20:34, one message was deleted.
Deleting it says more than the message did.
Recently Deleted keeps only what the owner did not want seen. When it went matters more than what it said.
Answer in your own words.
Your client asks one question at a time. No multiple choice: if the meaning is right, so are you. Hints are there when you stall.
Tuesday, September 17
23:47
- Photos9:003 years ago todayYou have a new memory.
- Polar Bear Cleaners17:30Your itemsTwo jackets will be ready on September 18.
- Messages20:12MumCall me when Sunday's over. I'll act like I know nothing.
- Izumi Atelier21:05Your orderPickup booked for Sunday, September 22 at 11:00. The resizing is done.
Enter Passcode
- Call me when Sunday's over.
- I'll act like I know nothing.
- Thanks. Honestly, I am nervous.
- Don't be. She'll be thrilled.
- This message was deleted
- What was that?
- Nothing. Goodnight.
Recently Deleted
But you end things with the other one before Sunday. Properly.
Recover29 days until permanently removed
What is he planning for Sunday?
ProposingCorrect
Who is "the other one"?
Type your answerThe rest is in the app.
Every app on it actually works.
The owner's ordinary life is all still there: a shopping list, a missed delivery, a mother left on read. Only a sliver of it has anything to do with the case.
- Messages
- Photos
- Calendar
- Maps
- Notes
- Phone
- Voicemail
- Browser
- Search history
- Social
- Reminders
- Contacts
- Clock
- Weather
- Music
- Calculator
- Settings
- Hidden album
- Recently Deleted
Cases
28 phones. None of them yours.
Partners, marriages, families, best friends, coworkers. The closer the tie, the heavier the find. Each language gets its own cast, its own city, its own currency.
4 new cases added on October 19, 2026.
NewFriends
She Sent Me the Screenshot First
She warned me at 7:12. The post went live at 7:19.
40 min11 questions
NewWork
The Refund Went Into My Account
Company account, personal responsibility.
40 min11 questions
NewFamily
Dad’s Retirement Party Is in Three Months
The invitation still says “last working day.”
40 min10 questions
NewLove
She Got My Breakup Text Before I Did
6:02 to her. 8:06 to me.
40 min11 questions
FreeLove
The Color She Would Never Pick
A necktie in the closet he can't wear home. The watch in the screenshot is the one I gave him.
40 min11 questions
FreeLove
The Nineteen Days We Lost
Just before our anniversary, my best friend called him three times in one week. Then he lied about where he was.
35 min11 questions
FreeFriends
Only I Got the Cancellation
A photo of four says the trip went ahead. So why was I the only one left outside?
40 min11 questions
Love
Every Apology, the Same Words
The gentler the words, the harder it got to tell whose voice they were.
40 min11 questions
Love
He Crossed the Finish Line With Her
On the morning of our seventh anniversary, Miles left saying he'd run alone. In the official photos he crosses the line beside another woman, and kisses her.
40 min11 questions
Work
The Callback She Never Forwarded
Two names on the same notice. Only one of us walked into the callback room.
40 min11 questions
Love
On Sundays, He Has Another Room
Six Sundays, one key, and a second cup.
40 min11 questions
Love
The Second Dessert No One Touched
Every year, the same date, the same table, the same name. And nobody ever touches the second dessert.
40 min11 questions
Family
Seven Letters She Never Sent
A family of three, each remembering a different goodbye.
40 min11 questions
Love
The Vacuum Cleaned the Bedroom Twice
A hairpin under my pillow. It wasn't mine. And the vacuum's history is full of cleanings nobody mentioned, one day twice.
40 min11 questions
Family
My Mother's Other Name
The voice that calls my mother "Big Sis" knows the story she sealed away.
40 min11 questions
Love
She Knows My Passcode
My best friend had her hands on more than my boyfriend's phone.
40 min11 questions
Family
The Bride Missing From the Group
Everyone has a seat at this wedding. Only the bride has no say in it.
40 min11 questions
Friends
After She Left the Blue Scarf
She didn't suddenly turn back into who she used to be. She's taking her choices back one at a time.
40 min11 questions
Work
My Name Was on the Farewell Card
I hadn't decided to leave. Eighteen coworkers had already written out their thank-yous.
40 min11 questions
Family
Grandma Was Never Asleep
She says she goes to bed at nine. Her phone says otherwise.
40 min10 questions
Love
My Wife's Ring Was in Another Woman's Beach Bag
Summer light shows everything through — even the things you hid.
40 min11 questions
Love
The Other Name After Midnight
Advice written for a stranger, with words that belonged to the two of us.
40 min11 questions
Work
My Name Isn't on the Song
We wrote it together eight years ago. The new poster has one name on it.
40 min11 questions
Love
The Honeymoon Fund Is 82¢
Saturday morning. He left his phone behind, and I know the passcode. Our whole future had turned into 82 cents.
40 min11 questions
Family
The Guest Code Was My Birthday
Lauren came home to the cassette she had left with her sister, and a guest code made out of her own birthday.
40 min11 questions
Love
The Unfinished Chorus
Three weeks running, he came home late on Tuesdays. Only on Tuesdays.
40 min11 questions
Love
The Posting Ends on Friday
A second charger and an unfamiliar key in his weekend bag. His phone calls the same number every night at nine.
40 min11 questions
Love
The Pregnancy Test Wasn't Mine
A positive test at the bottom of the bin. I haven't used one. His lit screen reads, “Ms. Kerrigan: accompany first appointment.”
40 min11 questions
Pricing
The first 3 cases are free, start to finish.
- Watch one ad
- Any other case opens for five hours. Once you solve it, it stays yours.
- The Master Key
- Yearly, or once for good. All 28 cases and every case still to come, with no ads.
- No sign-up
- We never ask for a name or an email address. Progress saves on its own.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Is this a real person's phone?
No. Every character, message, photo and record is written for the game. The app never accesses a real device or account.
What languages can I play in?
English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Korean. Each version is rewritten for its market, with local names, cities and money. Switch any time in the app.
How long is a case?
Around 40 minutes and about ten questions. Progress is saved, so you can put a case down and come back.
How are answers checked?
You type them. Different wording is fine; if the meaning is right, the answer counts.
Can I play offline?
No. Stories come from our server, which is also why new cases arrive without an app update.
Can I play on Android?
Yes. It is free on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android.
Do I need an account?
No. We never ask for your name or email address. Read theprivacy policy.
Looking is your choice.
Once you have seen it, you do not get to unsee it.
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