How does the scavenger hunt work?

The host lists missions to photograph, you attach a photo to one when you upload it, and each mission earns its points once.

If the host set one up, the event page has a scavenger hunt: a list of moments to capture — “Cutting the Cake”, “Worst Dance Move” — each worth points.

Pick a mission, take the photo, and it uploads attached to that mission. Completed missions are ticked off in your list, and your running score is shown at the top.

You can also upload without picking a mission — that is what “General Memory” means on the upload screen. Those photos join the gallery but do not score.

The host can save some missions for later. If the hunt says More missions unlock during the event., more are on the way: each appears at the time the host chose, without you reloading, and the event page tells you when one has unlocked. A mission that has not unlocked yet cannot be seen or scored.

A short film shows the missions, the points and the big screen at work: watch The big screen and the missions.

A memorial has no scavenger hunt.