Heritage walk
Old Pete: where Bengaluru began. Four characters at a fort gate, a temple, a teak palace and a flower market, visited in order. Each one sends you to the next.
Apps
Everything here is built on the same open format, API and SDK you can use. Try each one from your laptop with lazy walk, or on site with your phone.
Old Pete: where Bengaluru began. Four characters at a fort gate, a temple, a teak palace and a flower market, visited in order. Each one sends you to the next.
Every notable place with a Wikipedia article becomes a character that speaks as itself. Pick Delhi, Paris, Tokyo or anywhere, and lazy-walk its streets.
The Riddle Trail: four characters, four riddles. Solve one (type it, tap it or just say it) and the next stop unlocks. Finish on site for a reward code.
Five characters are hiding in Cubbon Park and they're not on the map. Follow the hot/cold meter, find them all and beat your best time.
Cubbon Park stories: a granite giant, a Victorian clerk, a librarian, a talking inscription, a museum robot, a grandmother on a bench and a bell-ringer.
Lazy walk with a window onto the real street: the nearest street-level photo turns with you as you walk. Best where Mapillary has coverage, like central London.
Describe a character in one line ("a grumpy 1920s tram conductor") and the studio drafts its personality and lines. Pull facts from Wikipedia, or import every landmark nearby in one click.
Visits, visitors, conversations, riddles solved, where people drop off along a tour and a heatmap. Creators also see the questions visitors asked their agents.
Get a signed callback when someone meets an agent, solves a riddle, earns a reward or finishes a tour. Try it with the built-in test inbox: no server needed.
GPS doesn't work well indoors, so each room gets a QR code. Scan one with your phone's camera and that room's guide wakes up. Museums, campuses, hospitals and conference halls. Try it: scan a code below from your phone, or tap it on this device.