GetStashd
A real-world stash-hunting game.
What it does
Stashd is a location-based stash-hunting game. Drop stashes in the real world, hunt them down with clues, and GetStashd. It's like a more social, more gamified, more modern take on Geocaching. Geocachers, or other drop/hunt gamers can import their existing geocaches onto the Stashd map by using our GPX importer which means you can have GetStashd users enjoying your Geocaches outside of the Geocaching, heavily paywalled, ecosystem.
LetsGetStashd™ Ltd builds playful, real-world apps for mobile. Choose your app to find guides, support and downloads.
A small independent app studio in the UK. Pick the app you are using and we will take you to its guides, support and downloads. A real-world stash-hunting game. Hide physical containers, share clues, and send strangers out to find them. A sound level meter that keeps a record. Measure noise, record a session, and export a dated report you can hand to a landlord, a council or an employer. A photorealistic virtual pint. Tilt to drink, watch it slosh with real physics, and see your actual room refracted through the glass, live. Mock exams and practice questions for UK Security Industry Authority licences - Door Supervisor, CCTV Operator, Security Guard, Close Protection and both refresher…from letsgetstashd.com
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