Care Homes & Day Centres

A more fun reason to take the daily walk

Offer a new, fun way to get outside through interactive quests in the garden, the neighbourhood or the park – at a pace that suits everyone.

  • No app needed
  • Accessibility first
A participant walking along Skeppsbron in Stockholm's Old Town, with the distance to the next quest counting down.
Why GeoQuestr for Senior Living
Why interactive quests?

The walk needs a destination

Many residents get outside far too rarely, and when there is a walk it is often the same loop as last time. The activity calendar has to be filled every week – with the same staff and the same budget. With GeoQuestr you can turn the garden, the neighbourhood or the park into an experience: every stop gets a quest with a story to listen to, a question to answer together or a photo to take. The walk gets a purpose, conversations start, and the plan is ready to reuse next week.

Why GeoQuestr for Senior Living

Turn the walk into an experience.

Plan the route once and reuse it whenever the weather allows.

Made for Every Pace

You set the distance between stops, so a route can stay inside the garden or take in a full lap of the park.

Movement That Feels Like an Outing

Walking has a reason again: somewhere to reach and something waiting there. Gentle physical activity without it feeling like exercise.

Something to Do Together

Residents, staff, volunteers and visiting relatives compete against or alongside each other.

See How It Went

The report shows who took part, what they completed and every photo taken — easy to share with families.

The neighbourhood as the playing field

The garden, the block, the churchyard, the harbour — anywhere you already go for a walk can become the setting for an activity.

Real-World Examples

How you can use GeoQuestr

From a short loop of the garden to an afternoon out with the family — the same builder covers all of it.

  1. 1

    Memory Walk in the Neighbourhood

    An activity coordinator builds a short route past places residents recognise, with an old photograph and a question at each stop to get the conversation going.

  2. 2

    Garden Loop

    A ten-minute route around the home's own garden with a story to listen to at each bench. Short enough to run before coffee, and different every week.

  3. 3

    Family Sunday

    Relatives get a link before they visit and take their resident round the route together — grandchildren included, with a photo challenge at every stop.

Get in Touch

Bring GeoQuestr to Your Residents

Want to offer interactive experiences? Tell us about your care home.

Response Time

We typically respond to all inquiries within 24 hours during business days.

Ready to get started?

Give your residents new ways to experience their surroundings

Build your first route today — it's free until you invite the participants.