Fewer and fewer people stop to read an info sign. Interest in local history and cultural heritage has dropped sharply, and the attention of younger generations is locked to glowing screens. The places that matter — the museums, the heritage trails, the public squares — risk losing the next generation by default.
We built GeoQuestr to flip that. By combining gameplay with learning and real-world exploration, the same techniques that keep people scrolling for hours can pull them outside — onto a real street, in front of a real place — and have them actually remember what they discovered there.