Target pool
Start a personal 90-second target with no account, write sensory impressions before reveal, and compare the feedback. Shared timed image missions are a separate way to practice with others and enter the weekly Signal Cup.
First target / no account needed
Start with the recommended target. Write short sensory observations, keep object guesses separate, then compare the whole image after reveal.
Number lock
The viewer receives a target coordinate before reveal, and the same coordinate is visible on the feedback image.
Case file
Ready
Start your first target. The recommended number-lock practice is already selected.
Field note 1
Press Start to prepare a hidden target. Follow the displayed countdown; target preparation can use part of the timed window. Write colors, shapes, textures, or movement. Your notes become read only when feedback opens. Personal practice does not count toward the Cup.
Field note 2
Everyone in a shared mission works against the same target, prepared and committed before entry. The folder number and SKU identify the case. Submit before its lock time, then return for the server-published reveal; passing the scheduled time alone does not open feedback.
Field note 3
Personal practice normally generates an image on request. If generation is unavailable, it may reuse an approved image from the existing library. Images are not guaranteed to be unique. If you recognize a target, try another and leave that attempt out of your blind-practice comparison.
Field note 4
Personal notes stay private, including when a guest shares a public reveal receipt. To enter the Cup, use an eligible shared timed image mission, make your profile public, and choose 'Share on your public profile after resolution' under Record visibility. Private and anonymous entries stay off the named standings.
Personal 90-second practice prepares a target when you press Start, with an approved-library fallback if generation is unavailable. Shared timed missions use a target committed before entry so everyone is judged against the same feedback.
Shared timed missions use them so a case is easy to cite, discuss, and audit. A target number is a reference for the hidden image, not a puzzle to solve.
No. The Cup counts eligible scored entries in shared public timed image missions. You need a public profile and must choose 'Share on your public profile after resolution' for that entry. Personal practice, private entries, and anonymous entries do not count.
Users can submit cases and media for review. Approved public cases can be converted into study folders without revealing target details to viewers during the session.
