Sixty challenge cards. Each one asks you to do something small and creative in the place you're standing — a street, a campus, a market, a corridor. Every card practises one of twenty creative skills.
How to play
Draw a card. The deck lives on your phone and shuffles itself.
Do it where you are. Ten to thirty minutes, alone or with others. No special place needed.
Capture it. A photo, a voice note, a scribble — then share it with whoever you're playing with. Two Jokers in the deck hand a card to another player.
Your local time, wherever you are — so a group in different countries can share one file.
Pick a start date.
Join our research project?
Knowinnovation is studying how well different ways of teaching creativity work — for example, whether calendar prompts like these actually get people playing, and how the game fits into everyday life. Taking part is optional. Whether you say yes or no, you get exactly the same game and the same calendar prompts.
What we would collect
A random code that stands for you. It is made up on the spot and is not linked to your name, email, or anything else that identifies you.
The choices you just made: which days, what time, how many weeks, and which edition of the game.
Each time you open the deck from a prompt or on this device: the date and time, and whether you used a phone, tablet or computer and which kind (for example iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac).
What we would not collect
Your name, email, account, or location.
Your IP address or your browser's full identification string — the server looks at the browser string only long enough to decide “phone, tablet or computer” and then drops it.
Anything you make while playing: no photos, notes or captures.
Like every website, our hosting provider (Google) keeps ordinary server logs, including IP addresses, for a short time to run the site. Those logs are not part of the study and are never linked to your code.
Anonymous — and what that means
Nobody at Knowinnovation can tell which code is yours. That also means we cannot find and delete your records later if you ask, because we do not know which ones they are. You can stop at any time by coming back to this page and choosing “No”; this device then stops sending anything, and what was sent before stays anonymous.