Room 0 — Wrenmere Plan

Six ways the corridor fights back

Guest rooms run 101–118, 201–218, 301–318. Every ledger still names a cell that is not on any sheet.

Wrong doors

Brass plates that disagree with the corridor force you to mark mismatches before the west stair admits a gap.

Twin eras overlay

Slide 1928 ink over the 1962 redraw to see where walls moved and why ledgers still whisper about Room 0.

Number ciphers

Decode folio numbers tucked into guest records — each cipher narrows which bay could hide a linen closet turned room.

Ledger arguments

Compare night sheets that describe the same date differently until one timeline names the erased cell.

Whispers in the wallpaper

Read marginal notes left by staff who swore a door existed with no digits on the plate.

Draw Room 0 back in

When evidence aligns, place the missing room between the west stair and 101 and watch the atlas redraw itself.

Plans that rewrite themselves

Ink stains, dashed outlines, and doors with no digits appear as you mark what the hotel tried to hide.

Ink-stained floor plan fragment with room numbers — 1928 ink pooling west of 101

Open hotel ledger with handwritten night notes — Night folios that disagree

Dashed outline of a door without numbers on a plan — Ghost outline by the stair

Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 8, 2026

Room 0: Wrenmere Plan (“the app”) is published by the developer listed on the App Store product page. This policy explains what happens when you use the app on your device.

Data we collect. The app stores your in-app progress locally on your iPhone or iPad (room notes, marked doors, cipher progress, and atlas state). That information stays on your device unless you delete the app or erase app data through system settings.

Data we do not collect. The app does not require an account. We do not run an in-app social network, advertising profile, or cloud save service for gameplay progress as part of the core experience described on the App Store.

Analytics and third parties. Apple may collect standard diagnostics if you opt in to share analytics with developers through iOS settings. Any future optional service that processes personal data will be disclosed here and in App Store privacy labels before it ships.

Children. The app is a narrative puzzle experience aimed at a general audience. If you are a parent or guardian and believe a child provided personal information through a contact channel below, email us and we will delete correspondence that identifies the child.

Your choices. You can stop using the app at any time and remove local data by deleting the app. For questions about this policy, use the support contact on this page.

Changes. We may update this policy when the app changes. The “Last updated” date at the top will change, and continued use after an update means you accept the revised policy.

Support

Need help with Room 0, found a typo in a ledger sheet, or want to report a crash? Email priscillagrimes@murena.io with your device model, iOS version, and a short description of what you were doing in the app.

We read support messages in English and aim to reply within a few business days. Please do not send passwords or payment details — the app does not use an in-app login for gameplay.

For App Store purchase or download issues, Apple’s support tools may resolve billing faster than we can. You can still forward your receipt to the email above if you need help understanding an in-app screen.

Thank you for walking the Wrenmere corridors and helping Room 0 find its place on the plan again.