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Walk to the next stop
The map shows the distance to the next stop. The content unlocks when the participant arrives.
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Create Self-Guided Tours
Share facts and stories through text, audio, images, or video — with interactive quests.
How It Works
Three Steps to a Self-Guided Tour
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Place Info Points Along a Route
Drop pins at the locations you want visitors to stop. Each pin becomes a point of interest with its own content.
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Add Descriptions, Images & Videos
Add rich text, photos, YouTube videos, and details for each stop. Tell the story of the place, share historical facts, or describe what visitors should look for.
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Publish & Share
Publish the experience and share the link however you like. Participants join and complete the quests along your route.
In the game
What a self-guided tour looks like
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See the content
Depending on the quest settings, the participant gets the content as text, image, video or a narrator voice with automatic translation into 8 different languages.
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Next stop unlocked
Once the stop is done, the next one unlocks and the route continues — all the way to the finish.
Real-World Examples
Guided Tours for Every Setting
The fortified town of Kalmar
Kvarnholmen, Kalmar 60 min
14 stories along the 17th-century ramparts, each unlocking only when you reach its place on the map.
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The murals of Oskarshamn
Oskarshamn 75 min
A stop at every mural, with the story of the work and the artists behind it.
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Viking treasures of Halmstad
Halmstad 60 min
Walk along the Nissan and discover a time long ago when the ancestors of the Swedes, the Vikings, lived here.
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