I hid a secret challenge inside my app. Can you solve it?
Hey Product Hunt community,
Our Windows privacy app, TIM PG, hit the Top 20 on the daily leaderboard last Friday. Huge thanks to everyone who supported our launch.
Now that the intense launch phase is behind us, it’s time for some fun.
They say nobody reads Microsoft Store descriptions anymore—and they are probably right. So instead of a standard update, I hid a highly creative, clever secret message directly inside the app. I wanted to create a genuine challenge for this community, so you will need plenty of curiosity, creativity, and a keen eye for detail to uncover it.
The Grand Prize:
The first person to discover the hidden message and email us the solution wins a free TIM PG Royal Lifetime License.
Bonus for the fastest hunters:
Even if you aren't the first to find the secret, your curiosity will be rewarded. As a reminder, there are still 100 free 14-day Business Pass codes available in our Product Hunt Maker Comment, and another 100 codes waiting at the very end of our Microsoft Store description.
Rules of the Hunt:
Grab one of the active Business Pass codes from our Product Hunt Maker Comment or from the bottom of the Store text.
Download the app from the Microsoft Store and activate your pass.
Explore, interact, and find the hidden message.
Follow the instructions in the Store description to submit your solution via email.
Important: Please do not post the answer in the comments below so the hunt stays alive for others.
The hunt is officially on. Who is going to uncover it first?


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Softorino 💻📲
The store description line is the honest bit. I write those for the Mac apps I work on and I am pretty sure nobody reads the changelog, so hiding something people have to go find beats another feature list.
TIM PG
@yelyzaveta_kibets Exactly, it definitely beats standard changelogs! Have you ever tried sneaking an Easter egg into your Mac apps?