Hello Yellow!: Yellow Car Game

You saw a yellow car. Now prove it to the group chat. Photo it, they vote, the shady ones stand trial. It's just a car. It is deadly serious.

You see a yellow car. You have three seconds. Do you say something? Wrong — you photograph it, and you make it everyone's problem.

Hello Yellow! is the yellow-car spotting game for you and your friends. Not the four people in your car. Your actual friends, wherever they are. You spot a yellow car, you catch it on camera, and it lands in your group's challenge for all of them to see. It's a children's folk game. We have chosen to treat it like the World Cup.

CATCH THEM ON CAMERA No honor system, no tapping a counter. You take an actual photo of the actual yellow car, right where you're standing. Location gets tagged automatically (you can rename it, hide it, or turn it off per photo). Your photos are never cropped — the whole scene stays, because "downtown, 8am, no coffee yet" is the part you'll want to remember.

YOUR FRIENDS SEE EVERYTHING Every catch drops into a shared timeline your friends can see, heart, and comment on. Spotting a yellow car alone in traffic is nothing. Spotting one and having four people immediately react is the entire point.

RUN CHALLENGES Start a challenge, pull in your friends, and compete over a set number of days. Names are auto-generated and take the game exactly as seriously as it deserves — "March Massacre," "Street Carnage," "Anna vs John: Hell in a Cell." Live standings, a running feed, a clock. When it ends, a recap crowns the winner and hands out an award to everyone else — because everyone deserves a trophy, even the person who caught one blurry taxi.

CALL A TRIBUNAL Someone submits a photo of a photo? A car that's more beige than yellow? You don't argue in the group chat. You file a dispute, and the whole group becomes a jury. Votes are anonymous. The majority rules. Shady catches get stamped and struck from the board. Friendship survives. Probably.

SPECIAL DISCIPLINES Caught a yellow airplane? A yellow tuk-tuk? That's not a car, so it doesn't count — congratulations, you've entered a different sport entirely, one you are now trivially winning as its only competitor. Rare catches earn their own badges and their own ridiculous trophies.

THE DETAILS

• Play in small friend groups (2 to 10+).
• Sign in with Apple. No email, no password, one tap.
• Notifications when it matters — a friend catches one, someone reacts, a tribunal opens. Set it to real-time, a daily summary, or silence in Settings.
• Free to play.

It is one yellow car. It means nothing. Go make it mean everything.