Tiny Collection Finder
Choose a harmless finding job. One item and key can be enough; two more are optional.
This is temporary. Copy or make a paper version if you want to keep it; reloading or leaving can lose your words.
Full eight-field paper finder and exact game rule · Ordinary start
Find by hand, or use paper
Read the key entries on paper or here. Find every matching nonempty key by hand. Automatic Find, kept versions, comparison, restore and clear are unavailable unless this helper starts successfully. Copy all eight labelled strings, including blanks, separately for each chosen paper version.
Automatic count unavailable; the 1,200-character limit works only after this helper starts. You can write here or use paper.
Automatic count unavailable; the 1,200-character limit works only after this helper starts. You can write here or use paper.
Automatic count unavailable; the 1,200-character limit works only after this helper starts. You can write here or use paper.
Automatic count unavailable; the 1,200-character limit works only after this helper starts. You can write here or use paper.
Automatic count unavailable; the 1,200-character limit works only after this helper starts. You can write here or use paper.
Automatic count unavailable; the 1,200-character limit works only after this helper starts. You can write here or use paper.
Automatic count unavailable; the 1,200-character limit works only after this helper starts. You can write here or use paper.
Automatic count unavailable; the 1,200-character limit works only after this helper starts. You can write here or use paper.
Last find · full press-time words
No Find has been pressed. No automatic result or marking.
First kept version
Not kept yet
Second kept version
Not kept yet
Comparison of complete kept words
Choose two complete kept versions to compare.
Read an ordinary source here
These are complete ordinary fictional sources. They give no staff answer, held assessment or autofill. Open any named source and close it to return to your currently selected visible field.
C01 · teddy shelf
C01 · teddy shelf
A bedtime teddy collection uses BED for a blanket drawing and PLAY for a drum drawing. The puppet wants the blanket.
C02 · library pictures
C02 · library pictures
A pretend book-picture box uses WINGS for a bird-story cover drawing and WHEELS for a bus-story cover drawing. The reader requests WHEELS.
C03 · costume cupboard
C03 · costume cupboard
A model stage cupboard uses CAPE for a long-cape sketch and HAT for a round-hat sketch. The puppet requests HAT.
C04 · toy station
C04 · toy station
A pretend transport board uses WATER for a paper-boat drawing and ROAD for a bus drawing. Its given request is WATER.
C05 · pretend kitchen
C05 · pretend kitchen
A paper cafe menu uses CUP for a cup drawing and PLATE for a plate drawing. A toy diner asks for PLATE.
C06 · garden outlines
C06 · garden outlines
An invented garden-picture kit uses LEAF for a leaf outline and POT for a pot outline. Its maker asks for LEAF.
C07 · music drawer
C07 · music drawer
A puppet band’s picture drawer uses TAP for a drum drawing and SHAKE for a shaker drawing. The puppet requests TAP. No audio is played.
C08 · sports kit
C08 · sports kit
A pretend equipment picture box uses THROW for a broad ball drawing and STEP for a shoe drawing. The given request is STEP.
C09 · museum cards
C09 · museum cards
A made-up museum card set uses SHELL for an invented shell drawing and BONE for an invented bone drawing. The request is SHELL.
C10 · recycling game
C10 · recycling game
A pretend paper sorting game uses FLAT for a sheet drawing and BOX for a folded-box drawing. The player asks for BOX.
C11 · paper boats
C11 · paper boats
An invented boat-picture harbour uses SAIL for a sailboat drawing and OAR for a rowboat drawing. The request is OAR.
C12 · robot workshop
C12 · robot workshop
A paper robot kit key uses WHEEL for its wheel sketch and ARM for its arm sketch. A story maker requests ARM.
C13 · weather story
C13 · weather story
An imaginary forecast card set uses SUN for a sun drawing and RAIN for a cloud-with-lines drawing. A story request is RAIN. It gives no actual weather data.
C14 · art marks
C14 · art marks
A made-up art drawer uses WAVY for a wavy-line card and DOTS for a broad dotted card. A maker requests DOTS.
C15 · building plans
C15 · building plans
A pretend building-picture set uses BRIDGE for a bridge sketch and TOWER for a tower sketch. The request is BRIDGE. No structure is built.
C16 · space stories
C16 · space stories
An invented story drawer uses NIGHT for a moon drawing and FLY for a rocket drawing. The puppet requests NIGHT.
C17 · bicycle drawings
C17 · bicycle drawings
A pretend parts board gives BIKE to both wheel and handlebar drawings. The request is BIKE. No riding occurs.
C18 · repair pictures
C18 · repair pictures
An imaginary repair desk uses JOIN for a split-card sketch and COVER for a scratched-card sketch. Its puppet requests COVER. No tool or repair is used.
C19 · aquarium game
C19 · aquarium game
A made-up aquarium game uses FIN for a fish drawing and SHELL for a snail drawing. Its request is FIN. No animal is present.
C20 · market pictures
C20 · market pictures
A pretend stall uses APPLE for an apple drawing and PEAR for a pear drawing. A character requests PEAR. No real food or sale is involved.