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BuzzLens

Nikita Letov

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Open BuzzLens and within seconds virtual insects are flying and crawling around your real room. Hunt them with a tap — no scanning ritual, no account, no waiting. THEY BEHAVE LIKE THE REAL THING Every bug runs its own little life. It notices your gaze, spooks at fast movements and loud noises, darts behind real furniture, waits you out and sneaks back. Creep up slowly — or lose it. HUNT BY EAR Every species has its own spatial buzz. Close your eyes and you can still find the mosquito. Headphones recommended. A WHOLE COLLECTION OF SPECIES, ONE LEGEND Mosquito, fly, beetle, cockroach, moth, grasshopper, a firefly that only comes out in the dark — plus the legendary Golden Mosquito: impossibly shy, lightning fast, ×10 points. Moths crave light: switch on a lamp and set a trap. FIVE WAYS TO HUNT • Hunt — the classic three-minute round • Blitz — one minute of pure adrenaline • Silent — any noise empties the room • Collector — fewer targets, rarer finds • Survival — 15 seconds, every catch resets the timer COLLECTION & FIELD NOTES Every catch goes into your collection. Keep catching a species to unlock notes on its behavior. Synced via iCloud. QUESTS & GAME CENTER Fresh quests every day, three leaderboards and a shelf of achievements. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything runs on your iPhone. Camera and microphone are processed on device and nothing ever leaves it. No account, no ads, no tracking. Requires an iPhone with an A12 chip or newer and iOS 17. Best played with a desk lamp on and headphones in.

What's new

Version 0.3.3 · Nov 4, 2026

The bat. Between midnight and 5 a.m., a bat may fly into your room — a brand-new nocturnal species. It never hovers: it sweeps past in straight passes, so aim a little ahead of it. Once it's had its fill of flying, it leaves on its own. On Halloween, bats come around the clock and three times as often, with glowing eyes. "Night Watch" achievement. Catch a bat. It only comes out at night… or on Halloween. Snowballs. From December 1 to the end of February, snowballs replace the yo-yo: the same five throws at any distance, but now the snowball really flies across the room — almost straight up close, in an arc from afar. A hit insect bursts into a spray of snow, and a miss leaves a snowy mark where you aimed. Sound. The mosquito is no longer the loudest: insect volumes are now balanced on both headphones and the phone speaker, and the moth and fly are easier to hear. Also: an insect hiding behind cover no longer buzzes while invisible, and your aim and hits no longer drift after you lock the screen. Plus other small fixes.

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