A seven-day challenge plan for friends

The seven-day photo plan

Seven prompts to try in chat or start a photo War. They don’t set the War’s end date; review its ending rules.

1. Day 1: One color. Choose one color together. Photograph an object featuring it.
2. Day 2: A useful thing. Show an everyday object you used today. Explain its purpose in your chat if you like.
3. Day 3: Something round. Find a circle or rounded object without rearranging someone else’s space.
4. Day 4: A tiny detail. Photograph a texture or small detail people normally walk past.
5. Day 5: Light and shadow. Find an interesting shadow or reflection. Keep the task simple enough to do indoors.
6. Day 6: An odd pair. Place two ordinary objects together for an unexpected combination.
7. Day 7: Your favorite prompt. Repeat your favorite theme with a new photo, then compare the week’s discoveries.

Set three rules before day one

1. Fresh proof. Take a new photo for every required check-in. Decide whether editing is allowed before the game begins.
2. One clear schedule. Confirm the cadence and deadline displayed in the War. Friends in different time zones should check their own display.
3. Equal access. Use things people have at home. Objects count; faces aren’t required.

Write the prompt sequence into the challenge rules or explain how the group will find each prompt. This guide does not schedule or rotate prompts in the app.

What happens after day seven?

In chat, finish by sharing a favorite moment. In a War, keep playing until its rules end the game. Prepare more prompts if players remain.

Need a second week? Use the ten photo themes as a starting point, or repeat this sequence with new photos. Decide this before inviting players so expectations are clear.

Make tomorrow’s check-in easy

Pick a regular photo time and a simple prompt. Reminders help; always check your deadline.

Use the rules worksheet to record the theme, proof, schedule, and entry details before creating your War.

Put the idea into play

Set proof, schedule, access, and entry details in Creator. These guides help you plan; they don’t configure a War.

Prefer to join one? Explore current Wars and read the rules before entering.