Tea & Alibi

A salted cake, a cracked vase, a night train to the sea.

Place everyone on the floor plan with true clues and name who was alone with the victim.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play

Cozy logic mysteries

A floor plan of four rooms beside a cup of tea, with pencil notes

Clara was beside a bookshelf…

Arthur was on a seat — but which one?

Who was alone with the plant label?

You never need to guess

Each row and each column holds at most one person. The clues say where people were: by a window, in the kitchen, next to the piano, north of Arthur. Every case has exactly one solution, and reasoning alone will take you there.

  • Mabel was in the library.
  • Edmund was in the fourth row.
  • Arthur was on a seat.
The board of a manor case: library, conservatory, kitchen and parlour, with Mabel placed in the library
at most one per row and columnMabel — in the library ✓

Three stories, 21 cases

First Steps

Three small mysteries from last summer.

3 cases

The Manor

A fundraiser, an audit, and an afternoon of small mishaps that end in the parlour.

10 cases

The Night Express

One night on a sleeper train to the sea: small mishaps, a brooch with too good a pedigree, and a loss before dawn.

8 cases

Inside the game

Hints in steps, a notebook of everyone you have met, and a replay of every solution.

A hint in a manor caseA case on the night trainThe detective’s notebook

Made for quiet evenings

  • Hints only when you ask: first whom to think about, then the reasoning, then the cell
  • No timer, no penalties, no automatic checking
  • Plays fully offline. No ads, no accounts, no data collected
  • English, Russian and European Portuguese