PhoneVoyeur

She left her phone on the seat. It never locked.

You have as long as it takes her to notice. Read the messages, open the albums, follow the money through accounts she thought nobody would ever see — and work out who Jenny actually is.

Runs in your browser. No account, no download. Adults only.

Ten apps, and everything she forgot to delete

Nothing is handed to you. You open apps, read what is there, and decide what matters. The phone never tells you that you are getting warm.

  • Messages

    Threads with her best friend, her mother, and a contact saved as a single initial.

  • Photos

    Albums she meant to keep to herself, and a folder she forgot to lock again.

  • Videos

    The clips explain what the photos only hint at.

  • Instapix

    The public face: cafés, holidays, the version of her everyone else gets.

  • Snapzone

    What she sends when she expects it to disappear in ten seconds.

  • SecretFans

    Subscribers, tips and private requests. This is where the money comes from.

  • Mail

    Receipts, a studio invoice, a hotel booking, a letter from the university.

  • Calendar

    Shoots, dinners, and an appointment that repeats every month with no name on it.

  • Notes

    Figures she keeps for herself, and a list of first names with amounts beside them.

  • Voicemail

    Messages she never deleted, from people who eventually stopped calling.

Jenny's Secret Life

A first-year student with no money in September. By June she is driving a car nobody can explain. The phone holds the nine months in between — and it gives them up slowly, oldest first.

You find something worth keeping

A message that contradicts another one. A receipt for a room she said she never booked. Mark it as evidence and it stays with you.

The next month decrypts

Enough evidence and the phone gives up another chapter. Eleven in all, September to June, each one less innocent than the last.

The story stops being a rumour

By the end you know what she did, who paid for it, and the one thing she never told the person closest to her.

  • Portrait of Jenny Lambert
    Jenny Lambert Owns the phone. Everyone at the university has an opinion about her; nobody has her number.
  • Portrait of Lola
    Lola Best friend, and the only person Jenny tells the truth to — in instalments.
  • Portrait of Inès
    Inès Met her through the shoots. Knows exactly what the work is worth.
  • Portrait of Clara
    Clara The flatmate who keeps asking where the rent money came from.

Questions people actually ask

What is PhoneVoyeur?

PhoneVoyeur is an adult investigation game played inside a simulated smartphone. You find a stranger's unlocked phone and search her apps — messages, photos, videos, social accounts, mail, calendar and voicemail — to reconstruct the double life she keeps hidden. It runs in a web browser.

Is it free?

Yes. The first story, Jenny's Secret Life, is free to play from start to finish. No account, no download, no payment. Supporting the studio on Patreon funds the next stories and unlocks them early.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The game runs in any modern browser on desktop, Android and iOS. Progress is saved on your device.

How long does a story take?

Jenny's Secret Life runs to eleven chapters, around four to six hours depending on how thoroughly you search. You can stop at any point and come back.

Is it explicit?

It is written for adults and deals frankly with sex, money and consent between adult characters. The images are suggestive rather than pornographic; the explicit material is in the writing. You must be 18 or over to play.

Who makes it?

Raccoon Studio, an independent two-language studio. The game is available in English and French.

The phone is still unlocked.