A new way to engage people on location
If you're responsible for getting people to engage with a place — visitors, residents, members or attendees — GeoQuestr is built for you.
Tourism Boards & DMOs
Offer a new way to explore your attractions through interactive quests and self-guided tours.
- Self-guided discovery
- Storytelling in every format
- Reach people in 10 languages
Municipalities
Offer a new, fun way to experience public spaces through interactive quests that engage every age group.
- Movement and public health
- Bringing people together
- Insights for your work
Clubs & Associations
Offer a new, fun way to meet, move and compete through interactive quests – for the whole club.
- Compete in teams or free-for-all
- Reach Beyond Your Members
- Easy for Volunteer Leaders
Senior Living
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.
- Made for Every Pace
- Something to Do Together
- Accessibility first
Event Organizers
Offer a new, fun way to discover the whole site through interactive quests that engage visitors with photo tasks and treasure hunts.
- Something to Do Between Acts
- Somewhere for Sponsors to Be Seen
- Control room with a live leaderboard
How Organizations Use GeoQuestr
From tourism boards and municipalities to clubs, care homes and events – see how different organisations turn static information into experiences that engage visitors, residents and members.
Guide visitors through your destination
Turn static information into an experience. What sits on signs and in brochures today becomes location-bound quests that visitors experience on the spot – at their own pace and in their own language.
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Historic Walk
Self-guided historical walk through the old town.
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Culinary Walk
An interactive culinary tour run in partnership with local restaurants and pubs.
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Street Art Walk
A street art walk that showcases the city's murals and local artists.
Imagine visitors remembering your story long after they have moved on – because they experienced it instead of reading it on a sign.
A new way for residents to discover their municipality
Turn municipal information into an experience. What sits on signs, in brochures and on the municipal website today becomes location-bound quests that residents experience on the spot – at their own pace and in their own language.
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Park activity
The culture & leisure department creates a quiz walk in the park with photo and movement tasks for young people and families.
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Get to know your new hometown
A walk for newcomers and new arrivals that shows the way to the library, youth centre and favourite spots – in the participant's own language.
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The town festival treasure hunt
An interactive treasure hunt that ties together the festival stages, local associations and shops.
Imagine the information boards becoming quests on location – and residents getting a reason to move, meet and explore where they live.
A new way to bring the members together
Turn the club get-together into a more fun experience. Build it once and run it as often as you like — no equipment, no rehearsal and minimal admin.
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Open Day Trail
A sports club sets a short route around its grounds so visiting families can try each section — a quiz at the clubhouse, a photo challenge at the pitch — before they sign up.
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Section Championship
Two sections compete against each other, building rivalry and camaraderie within the club.
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Weekly Walking Group
A community association creates a walking route with new questions every week, so the same members have a reason to come back through the whole season.
Imagine the club get-together becoming fun entertainment for everyone – and the information you want to share sticking, because members experienced it instead of listening to it.
A more fun reason to take the daily walk
Turn the walk into an experience. Plan the route once and reuse it whenever the weather allows.
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Memory Walk
A care home builds a route past the old dairy, the school and the harbour, with an archive photo and a question at each stop to start the conversation.
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Garden Loop
A ten-minute route around the home's own garden, with a short story to listen to at each bench — short enough to run before coffee.
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Family Sunday
Relatives get a link before they visit and take their resident round the route together, collecting a photo at every stop.
Imagine an ordinary Tuesday afternoon becoming the outing everyone talks about at dinner — with the photos reaching the family the same evening.
A new way to engage your visitors
Turn the event site into an experience. One activity that runs across the whole site, keeps visitors moving between areas and makes sure the less visible spots get more attention.
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City Festival Photo Trail
A city festival spreads photo missions across the whole programme area, so visitors discover the smaller stages and side streets between the headline acts.
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Competition at the outdoor fair
An outdoor fair gives every exhibitor a stop along the route. Visitors complete all the quests to enter the prize draw.
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Customer engagement
A company engages its customers and gets its message across through interactive quests that make you stand out.
Imagine the whole site filling with visitors who compete, take photos and explore – and sponsors appearing where people actually look.
Draw Customers to Your Location
Create interactive experiences that bring potential customers right to your doorstep. Turn a simple walk into an engaging journey that ends at your business.
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Pub Quiz Walk
A local pub creates a music trivia walk through the neighbourhood, with the final question answered at the bar. Participants get a drink discount for completing it.
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Restaurant Discovery Trail
A restaurant group creates a food history quiz about the local area, guiding foodies through interesting facts before arriving at their venue for a tasting menu.
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Retail Treasure Hunt
A boutique shop hides virtual treasures around the shopping district. Find them all and claim an exclusive discount at their store.
Imagine every passerby becoming a customer — not through an ad, but through an adventure that brought them right to your door.
Get Started Today
Creating an experience is completely free. Pay when you're ready to invite all participants.