For parks, museums and libraries

A story trail through your venue
Run it all season.

Visitors scan a code on a post, follow the story to the next one, and climb the leaderboard. You mount the codes once and run the same trail all season.

Book a pilot See how it works
  • No app
  • Every visitor plays
  • New story, same posts
  • Dead codes show up in a week
A visitor scanning an Eggtrail code on a trail post

Who runs these

Parks & trails
A story along the path. The route is the one you already have.
Museums & galleries
Answers hidden in the exhibits, so the trail makes visitors read the plaques.
Libraries
A summer reading trail through the stacks, swapped out each term.
Farms & campgrounds
Something for families to do between the animals and the corn maze.

Why venues run a trail

Mounted once. Played all season. Priced per venue, not per visitor.

Nothing to install

A visitor points their camera at the code and plays. No app store, no account, no email — not even a name unless they want one on the board.

Every visitor plays

One trail, any number of families, all season. You are never charged by the head or cut off at a limit.

Your rooms, your story

The trail is written around what you already have — the fountain, the fossil hall, the third barn.

New story, same posts

Swap the adventure for a season without touching a single mounted code.

Today's champions

The board resets each morning, so the family that came at ten is not ranked against all of spring.

You see the gaps

A staff page lists every code by last scan, so a label that fell off a post shows up the same week.

Three steps to your trail

1

We write it with you

One call, about an hour. You describe your rooms and what visitors should notice; the story is drafted while we talk, with AI doing the typing.

2

Mount the codes once

Print the kit, put the codes up, and they stay valid. Your pack includes a plan showing where each one goes.

3

Visitors scan and play

Families follow the story from code to code. You watch the day's board and the staff page.

Book a pilot See how a story gets written

A new story every season

The codes on your posts do not change. The adventure behind them does — a spring trail, a Halloween trail, a reading challenge for the summer programme. Same hardware, new reason for a family to come back.

Ask about seasonal trails

What it costs

An annual subscription per venue, invoiced. Start with one pilot season.

Pilot season

How every venue starts

One season
  • One trail, written with you
  • Every visitor, no seat limit
  • Printable code kit and hiding plan
Book a pilot

Annual

Once the trail earns its keep

Per venue /year
  • A new story each season
  • Today's board and the staff code check
  • Invoiced yearly — no card, no checkout
Book a pilot

What you get

Visitors scan with the camera they already have. Nothing to install, and no account for a child.

No app — How visitors play

One trail, every visitor, all season. Priced per venue rather than per head.

No limits — How it is priced

Your trail is written around your own rooms and paths, not picked from a catalogue.

Yours, specifically — How it is made

Frequently asked questions

No. They point a phone camera at the code and it opens in the browser. There is no account and no email, and nothing at all is collected from a child.

Every visitor, all season. A standing trail has no seat count and never runs out of anything.

About an hour on a call to write the trail, then however long it takes you to mount the codes. Most venues are running within a week.

No. Mount them once and they stay valid, including when you swap in a new story for the next season.

An annual subscription per venue, invoiced — no card, no checkout. The price depends on your size, so ask us. Most venues start with a single pilot season.

Only phone signal where the codes are. If a corner of your site has none, we put the trail elsewhere.

Yes. Trails run in English or Spanish, and the story is written in the language you choose.

Ready to put a story on your paths?

Book a pilot season and we will write the first trail with you.

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