Something to Do Between Acts
Fill the gaps in the programme with questions, photo tasks and challenges that visitors complete whenever they like.
Offer a new, fun way to discover the whole site through interactive quests that engage visitors with photo tasks and treasure hunts.

At a big event, people gather where people already are. Queues grow at the main stage and the entrance, while the smaller stages, the side streets and the exhibitors at the back get a fraction of the visitors – and the programme rarely changes that. With GeoQuestr you can turn the whole site into an experience: interactive quests placed where you want people get visitors moving between areas, a live leaderboard keeps the competition going, and you can follow participants' progress from the control room.
One activity that runs across the whole site, keeps visitors moving between areas and makes sure the less visible spots get more attention.
Fill the gaps in the programme with questions, photo tasks and challenges that visitors complete whenever they like.
Create quests that fit your event's theme and visual identity.
Every stop is a conversation starter and can create moments worth remembering.
From a neighbourhood street party to a city festival with thousands on site — GeoQuestr scales automatically, and there is no queue at the start line.
Let sponsors appear on billboards and blimps flying over the playing field.
From a city festival across an old town to a fairground full of exhibitors — the same builder covers the whole site.
A city festival spreads photo missions across the whole programme area, so visitors discover the smaller stages and side streets between the headline acts.
An outdoor fair gives every exhibitor a stop along the route. Visitors complete all the quests to enter the prize draw.
A company engages its customers and gets its message across through interactive quests that make you stand out.
You place checkpoints across the site at real GPS coordinates and decide what happens at each one — a quiz, a photo mission or a treasure-hunt clue. Visitors walk between them using their own phones, a live leaderboard tracks scores, and the Event Control Room lets you broadcast messages to everyone on the ground and watch the activity log as it happens.
City festivals, outdoor fairs and markets, public celebrations, sports events, open-air conferences and client days out in town — anywhere spread over enough ground that visitors have to move between areas. It scales from a few dozen participants to thousands on site.
No. GeoQuestr is a progressive web app, so visitors open a link or scan a code and get going straight away in their phone's browser – built to be as easy as possible to get started.
Yes. You can either give each sponsor or exhibitor their own stop along the route with their own content, or let them appear on billboards and blimps flying over the playing field.
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