Guide method
One observation at a time
- Identify the visitor or alias.
- Use the evidence channel named by the report.
- Hold the verdict when the clue is absent or conflicts.
Home Alone (Anomaly) Guides
Short, practical routes for the first night, camera and night-vision evidence, Update 2 chores, house systems, and the complete anomaly workflow.
Choose a route
Solve the problem in front of you
Every page keeps official listing facts separate from public reported signals. Use the checker when a clue is specific.
Start here
First-night routine
A calm loop for chores, cameras, night vision, door decisions, and the end-of-night check.
Open guide →EvidenceCamera & night vision
Know which channel to check when a visitor's appearance or story is not enough.
Open guide →ReferenceAll anomalies workflow
A source-aware route through reported physical, audio, house-state, and outside clues.
Open guide →Update 2Chores & allowance
What the official listing confirms, what remains unverified, and how to test a new chore safely.
Open guide →SystemsPorch light & sanity
Keep the porch-light and sanity questions separate from sourced visitor evidence.
Open guide →BeginnerBeginner mistakes
Avoid opening too early, trusting one channel, or treating every house scare as a visitor.
Open guide →AllowanceChore routine
Keep chores moving without inventing payout numbers or leaving the evidence loop.
Open guide →Next tool
Need an answer for a live visitor?
Open the local checker, choose the observed channel, and keep the full scene in view.
Check a visitor