Guests scan a QR at reception, pair into teams with strangers, race to GPS checkpoints around the city, and meet at the finish for a drink. You set it up once. It runs every night on autopilot.
Drop pins on Google Maps. Name each checkpoint. Set a finish line. Schedule a start time. Done. Takes about five minutes the first time — 60 seconds after that using a saved preset.
Print the QR code and stick it at reception. Scan QR at reception → join screen opens in their mobile browser — no download needed. Enter a name, and they're in the lobby.
Teams race to checkpoints in a randomised order — so everyone isn't crowding the same spot. First team to the finish wins. Strangers become teammates. Teammates become friends.
Only the current checkpoint is shown. No spoilers. No shortcuts.
Solo travellers get paired automatically. No awkward "does anyone want to team up" moments.
Set a time. The game starts itself. You don't even need to be at the desk.
Guests play in their mobile browser. Scan, join, race. That's it.
Watch teams race in real time from your phone while you manage the front desk.
Build your route once. Run it every night. Your best spots, forever.
Set a join window. Late arrivals jump straight to the map — no waiting room.
Their partner gets notified and can choose to keep playing solo.
Still-racing teams see a banner with two options: keep racing for your own time or head to the finish.
Players get automatically paired when the game starts — no one gets left out.