Treasure hunts
Get people moving, then reward them for finding things.
A hunt is a set of physical markers linked to the app. Participants scan a QR code or hold a printed card up to the camera, and the app opens a clue, a question or an augmented reveal, recording who found what and when. The Jharokha Sangam in Jaipur ran Lukka-Chippi, a hunt for printed palace-themed cards.
People explore the venue
Stalls, gardens and corners get visitors they would otherwise miss.
Teams talk to each other
Hunts are a shared task, ideal for mixing departments.
Every find counts
Points go to the unified leaderboard with the rest of the programme.
How it works
How it works
Plan the markers
Where they go, what each reveals and the order, if any.
Participants scan
A QR or a printed card opens the clue or reveal and records the find.
Score the hunt
Points per marker and a bonus for finishing.
What your team sets up
Markers, order and points
Your team decides the markers, whether they must be found in order, how many times each can score and what a finished hunt is worth.
- QR markers or printed AR cards
- Step order, if the hunt is a trail
- Scan limits per participant or team
- Points per marker and a completion bonus
Points, ranks and rewards
Every action earns. The leaderboard ranks. The store pays out.
Guest app
Play, vote, walk, scan
Games, polls, steps, check-ins and posts all earn points.
Leaderboard
One ranking
Overall, by team, by day or by activity. Staff can be excluded.
Reward store
Spend wallet points
Wallet points are separate from rank, with stock and per-person limits.
Reward counter
Staff scan to hand over
Redemption is confirmed by QR and logged.
Fits these occasions
Where it earns its place
Works with
Pairs well with
Included in
Participation & Rewards
Make people play, score and come back.
FAQ
Common questions
Does it work outdoors with GPS?
No. Hunts use QR codes and printed AR cards. We do not offer GPS-based outdoor missions.
Who prints and places the cards?
Printing and placement are a delivery task agreed with you before the event.
Can the hunt be a trail in a set order?
Yes. Markers can be required in sequence.
Can someone scan the same marker twice for points?
No, if you set a limit. Each marker can score once per participant or team.
Plan a hunt for your venue.
Tell us the venue and the group size. We will suggest markers, rules and points.