Keep the Door Locked Tools
Simple run notes turn suspicious camera checks into evidence you can use next time.
Tools for evidence, not guesses
Keep the Door Locked rewards attention. Cameras can reveal a changing room, rules shape what a door decision means, sanity needs monitoring, and Blood Money is a progress goal. The most useful tools are therefore simple records: what you saw, what changed, which ending progress is confirmed, and which official badges you actually earned. This hub links the three trackers built for that job.
Use the anomaly checklist during or immediately after a run. It gives a repeatable order for the window, toilet, room, doorway, camera comparison, visitor, sanity, and decision. The staged window anomaly is especially worth logging because a remembered image is less reliable than a stated earlier and later view.
Use the ending tracker for the three known end goals: 10 days, golden skeleton, and strange grandma’s key for Ending 3. The tool distinguishes confirmed progress from a theory. It does not promise an ending trigger the available facts do not establish. Pair it with the visitors guide because grandma is a named progression clue.
Use the badge tracker to record all currently known official badge names: ENDING 1, ENDING 2, ENDING 3, Three Strikes, Caught You Looking, Door Held, Not Today, Flush of Fear, Losing It, Blood Money, Rat Buster, Juan, What the Dog Doin’, Kindness, and The Dream Room. A badge title is useful evidence of a feature, but it is not a full walkthrough; avoid adding conditions you have not confirmed.
Make the pages work together
Start with hotel survival basics if you need the core loop. Use the Anomalies Hub to identify the window anomaly, toilet anomaly, room hider, door breaker, and shadow figure. Then return here and record only your observed evidence. The Threat List and its two rankings can help you review why an encounter was difficult without converting uncertainty into invented mechanics.
For focused reference pages, use Hidden Badges, Blood Money, All Endings, and Survive 10 Days. A short, accurate note after every run is more useful than a long theory written from memory. That is the goal of these tools.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about the hotel room, visitors, and endings.
Which tool should I use first?
Use the anomaly checklist first, because it records current room and camera evidence.
Can the ending tracker prove a route?
No. It records confirmed progress and separates that from unverified theories.
Does the badge tracker include every badge?
It lists the known badges supplied by the game’s badges API.
Why keep run notes after surviving?
A successful run can still reveal which camera check, room sweep, or cautious door decision prevented an error. Recording that evidence helps you repeat a sound habit rather than relying on a vague memory of being lucky.