Pokémon Go for gingers.

See a wild redhead. Walk away with a fairground caricature — ink, marker, big hair, freckles. The photo never stays.

Raw frame discarded ASAP. You keep the drawing + a coarse pin.

Marketing illustration of a fairground caricature booth drawing redheads in ink and marker. Not a player catch. — Booth vibe, marketing art — not a user catch.

One breath

You spot a ginger, the booth draws them, the raw photo is thrown away, and a collectible lands on a heat map. That is the whole game.

Spot Camera, upload, or a booth demo. Same pipeline either way.
Draw Fairground ink/marker caricature — guys and gals, big hair, freckles, playful.
Discard Raw pixels get zeroed. The photo is not the souvenir.
Collect Drawing + Ginger Power + a ~1 km pin. Heat map warms up.

Your soul, illustrated.

The shareable moment is the drawing — not a candid. Booth samples below show the caricature lane. They are marketing art, not somebody’s catch log.

Marketing illustration: fairground ink-and-marker caricature of a redhead man. Not a user catch. — Booth sample · guy · marketing art

Marketing illustration: fairground ink-and-marker caricature of a redhead woman. Not a user catch. — Booth sample · gal · marketing art

Then the map glows

Every keep drops a coarse ember. No street address. No face photo. Just a heat map of where gingers have been spotted.

Marketing illustration of a dark city heat map with copper ember pins. Not live player data. — Illustrative heat — not a live player map.

The photo is not the prize

Ginger Spotter scores the raw frame, draws the booth caricature, then discards the raw photo as soon as it can. What stays is the drawing, a Ginger Power score, and a coarsened pin (~1 km).

No raw faces kept in storage
No accounts required to try it
Coarse location only, and you can place a pin by hand
Wipe local history anytime in the app

Full wording lives on the privacy stub.

Go get a GOTCHA

Soft-open. The joke is the product. The discard is real.

Open Ginger Spotter