Use cases

One route engine, many real-world games

WhereQuest should work for private hosts first, then grow into venue and group pilots. Public city routes are useful demos and later expansion, but each private use case needs slightly different logistics, scoring, and safety rules.

Birthday parties

Short, supervised treasure hunts with safe stops, simple clues, hints, and a fun recap at the end.

Demo city routes

Landmark walks that test GPS, tasks, and recaps without making the public tour market the immediate focus.

Office challenge

Team-building routes with group comparison, completion stats, attempts, bonus tasks, and host-approved creativity.

School walks

Teacher-led outdoor learning routes with safe boundaries, age-appropriate questions, and simple progress visibility.

Museum and venue routes

Self-guided outdoor or campus experiences where stops unlock stories, external learning links, and optional proof tasks.

Forest hikes

Nature routes where GPS, hints, and offline-tolerant app shell matter more than speed or competition.