A flow you can reuse
Build a connected quest and use it for game runs without rebuilding the progression each time.
For professional game operators
Create outdoor quests and team-building games that move with your teams. Set the progression once, follow play in the field and bring judging and results into the same operation.
For the people designing and delivering the game.

Actual Wetapoint interface · Festival demo data shown.
From game design to results
Design in the web app. Teams play on their phones. Your operators stay in control of the progression and scoring.
Connect tasks in the flow builder. Set location and progression conditions that determine what opens next.
Teams use the mobile app to reach locations and complete tasks. Follow progress from the operator view.
Review submitted answers, apply scores and see the final result for each run.
Designed for the operator
Give your team a repeatable way to deliver GPS quests, outdoor challenges and organised team-building experiences.

Actual Wetapoint interface · Festival demo data shown.
Build a connected quest and use it for game runs without rebuilding the progression each time.
See where teams are and how far they have progressed, so operators can spot where help is needed.
Bring answers, operator review and scores into the game flow, with a result at the end.
A practical foundation
Tools for day-to-day operations, with the details available before you commit.
A web workspace for coordination and mobile apps for the people doing the work.
Stored GPS points, task updates and incident reports sync when connected. Live maps, SOS and push-to-talk need a connection.
EU application hosting, personal-data export and account deletion. Some providers process data outside the EU; our privacy information names the details.
Read our privacy informationPlan for connectivity: previously loaded work can be stored offline, but unlocking unseen quest tasks and following live team progress require a connection.
For your next client experience
Tell us about your routes, team sizes and judging process. We will help define an operator pilot and discuss terms for recurring use.