Self-guided tours in the browser.
An educational retreat, a corporate field day, or a city trail. Write it once. Offer it in more than one language. Hide outdoor tasks after dark. Tourism boards and museums should not need an app in the store to get started.
Audio, photos, trivia, any group size.
Audio, photos, and video
Location check-ins, audio, photos, and video. Mix them so a plaque, a café, and a viewpoint all feel like part of one walk.
Trivia quizzes
More than 25 task types, so visitors of any age can answer in whichever way suits them.
Photo challenges
Group poses at a landmark. A funny snap that proves they were there. A gallery you can download after.
Anywhere, any timezone
Small walking groups or a scattered city-wide day. The same session works if people start at different hours.
Write it once
Set the language you write in, then choose how far translation goes: the player interface on its own, or your task content as well. Answers still need to be written in each language you accept. Narrow streets give poor GPS. Tape a short code at waist height, or ask for a photo of the plaque itself.
The editor is the same one a conference uses for booths. Stops, time windows, a dashboard if you staff the trail.
- Fixed firstStation startNo-answerEdit
- Time windowPlaque codesCombination lockEdit
- Translation onMuseum photoPhotoEdit
- Hides at 19:00Dusk cutoffNo-answerEdit
Codes on plaques, not GPS
Players open pyts.link, enter the trail code, and walk. Combination locks and photos work underground and in courtyards where GPS does not.
Plaque codes
Code on the museum plaque
Combination lock · no GPS required
Enter the four characters under the bronze plate. Narrow streets give bad GPS, so this task uses a code.
80 more points needed