Dallok

Color hunting: one color a day, and everyone goes looking. Dallok is a small daily game for a private group of friends. Every morning your group gets one color. You have until midnight to hunt down something that really is that color and photograph it - no filters, no camera roll, no second takes from last summer. When the day ends, everyone's find snaps together into one collage. HOW A HUNT GOES • Your group wakes up to a color. Emerald. Ochre. Cornflower. • Go find it. A jacket, a wall, a bowl of oranges, the sky at the right hour. • Dallok scores your photo from 0 to 100 on how close you got. • Submit before midnight, or the day closes without you. • At midnight the collage appears, one tile per person, scores showing. THE ONE RULE You only see the collage if you hunted. Miss a day and the tiles stay locked. It keeps everyone honest, and it makes the group chat worth opening. INVITE ONLY No feed. No followers. No discover page. No public profiles. A group exists because someone shared a six-letter code with people they actually know. SMALL ON PURPOSE • Photos are taken in the app, in the moment. Nothing imported, nothing filtered. • The color match is real color science, not a vibe — the same perceptual distance metric that print shops use to check ink. • Every day gets its own thread, so the group can talk about what everyone found. • Block anyone, report anything, leave any group, and delete your account and everything in it from Settings. • supports: English, 한국어, 日本語. Hunt for a year and you end up with something a camera roll never gives you: 365 days of your friends' ordinary lives, sorted by color.