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From a list of places to a game people love.

You pick the places. Roamli turns them into photo, video and trivia challenges on a map, gets everyone playing from one link, and hands you every photo and result when it's over. Four stages, and you can do all of them yourself or have our team do them with you.

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A team takes a group selfie mid-hunt during The Simple Good's Hunt for Good in Chicago
The Roamli player map: numbered challenge pins spread across Chicago's neighborhoods and lakefront
2 minutes to name the top 3 teams after The Hunt for Good ended

Build your challenges on a map.

Every stop is a challenge pinned to a real place: a mural, a storefront, a lecture hall, a sponsor's booth. Give it a title, a prompt, a photo and a point value, and group them into an event.

  • The Roamli Library of ready-made public challenges to mix in alongside your own.
  • Challenges that work anywhere, like a riddle to solve on the walk between stops.
  • Reuse challenges in as many events as you like, and edit one event's copy without touching the others.

Players answer with a photo, a video or a few words.

You decide what counts at each stop. A team selfie at the mural, a twenty-second clip at the stage door, the answer to a riddle, or a picture with the story behind it.

  • Photo for landmarks, murals, team poses and products on a shelf.
  • Video clips of up to 20 seconds, for performances, chants and "show us how it's done."
  • Text, either open-ended or a specific answer that grades itself, trivia-style.
  • Photo or video plus a caption or question, when you want the picture and the story.

Walking Tour

A set path, stop to stop, with an optional line connecting them on the map. Made for history walks, art trails, campus tours and anything with a story to tell in order.

Scavenger Hunt

Every stop in play at once, in any order. Hunts show a search zone instead of the exact spot, so teams still have to look, and the fastest planners win.

List Only

No map needed. The challenge list is the whole game, so it works anywhere: across a city, around a campus, or through every floor of your office.

Share one link, code or QR.

Every event gets a short code, a link and a QR code. Put it in the invite, print it on a poster, or project it on the screen at kickoff. People tap it and they're in the event, in the browser they already have. No store, no download, no "what's your app called again?"

  • A Player Guide, built for you. A pre-event briefing with what players will submit, timing, tips and the QR code, ready to send the week before. See the guide
  • Nothing to install. It opens in the phone’s browser, so nobody gets stuck at an app store on game day.
  • Featured events. Point players from one event to your others, so a summer series or a seasonal trail keeps people coming back.

Play in any phone browser.

Players see the map and the challenge list, head out, and submit a photo, video or answer at each stop. They log in to submit, so points and prizes are saved to them.

  • A "you are here" dot on the map, so nobody has to guess which way the next stop is.
  • Instant feedback. The moment you approve a submission, the player’s phone celebrates the points. Decline one and they can fix it and resubmit.
  • Built for teams. Most groups pick one captain to submit from one phone while everyone else helps find the next stop.

During the game, nobody coasts.

Standings that move with every approval, prizes that unlock on the spot, and a direct line to every phone on the course.

Live leaderboard

Every approval moves the board, and ties go to whoever scored first. One big photo can flip first place.

See the leaderboard

Rewards

Prizes unlock the moment a team earns them, with a scratch-off to reveal, and get redeemed in person at a real counter.

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Announcements

Message everyone, one group or a single player, and pin the one that matters so nobody misses it.

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Recap every photo, answer and result.

Submissions land in a review gallery as they come in. Approve or decline in bulk, mark a decline as incorrect or inappropriate, and change your mind later if a judge call was wrong. Review as you go, and results are ready minutes after the clock runs out.

  • Download it all in one zip: every photo and video, with a captions spreadsheet when stops asked for one. That’s your recap reel, your social posts and next year’s promo.
  • Participant and challenge tables: points, submissions, approved and pending for every player, plus submission counts for every stop.
  • One player’s full history in a click, for settling the "we definitely did that one" debate.
  • Reward redemption stats, so you know which prizes were claimed.

Same four stages. Very different days.

114challenges across Chicago neighborhoods in our own city-wide raceRoamli Scramble: Chicago ~500submissions reviewed in a 3-hour, 100+ challenge huntThe Simple Good 42challenges for about 100 MBA students, in under 3 hoursNorthwestern Kellogg

What planning actually looks like.

A 30-person office hunt can come together in a few days. Bigger events with lots of partners just get more time to promote. The steps are the same either way.

  1. Step 1

    Pick the places

    List the stops you want people to reach, and for bigger events, bring participating businesses or sponsors on board early so they can promote it too.

  2. Step 2

    Build and test

    Write the challenges, set the points and schedule, and walk a few stops yourself in preview. Then send the link and Player Guide.

  3. Game day

    Kick off and review

    Challenges unlock at the start time. One person reviews submissions from a laptop as they arrive, and can send announcements as the day unfolds.

  4. That evening

    Crown the winners

    Late answers don't count, so once the last submissions are reviewed, the standings are final. Download the photos, hand out the prizes, and start planning the next one.

Do it yourself, or hand it to us.

Hands-on or hands-off, it's the same platform underneath, so you can start with our team and take the wheel later.

Build it yourself

Use our builder to create, launch and monitor your event yourself. Add your challenges, set your start and end times, share one link, and you're live.

$49/mo and up
  • The full map-based builder and every game setting
  • Live onboarding training on every paid plan
  • On Creator Pro, a dedicated customer success manager and help with your event buildout
  • As many events as you want to run
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Ready-to-Go

We adapt one of our starting formats (holiday office hunt, downtown shop-local, orientation week, art walk) to your place and your people.

Custom quote
  • A starting format, ready to adapt
  • Your stops, trivia and prizes added
  • Faster than a from-scratch build
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The Roamli Touch

Want our team to handle design, setup and launch? Or just some extra help and peace of mind? We design, build and run it with you.

Custom quote
  • Challenge writing and map design
  • Setup, testing and launch
  • A point person through game day
Ask about The Roamli Touch

The questions decision‑makers ask.

Each one opens the page with the full answer.

Can your team build it for us?

Yes. We write the challenges, design the map, test it and stay on call through game day, so your team shows up and plays.

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What results have other organizations seen?

1,000+ players in a single day in Downtown Dayton, and $30,000+ raised by The Simple Good in Chicago. Real events, real numbers.

Read the stories

Will it work for our kind of organization?

Downtowns and chambers, campuses, nonprofits, tourism boards, festivals, venues and team building. Same platform, set up for each.

Find your use case

How does Roamli compare to other options?

Side by side with GooseChase, Let's Roam and paper passports: how players join, what it costs and what you get after.

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Is our players' data safe?

What we collect, where it lives, who can see it, and how to get a data processing agreement, in plain language.

Security and privacy

Can sponsors or partners be part of it?

Yes. A sponsor's location can be a stop with its own challenge, and sponsors can put up the prizes players claim in person.

See how prizes work

We'll build a piece of your event live on the call.

Thirty minutes. Bring a list of places and we'll turn a few of them into challenges while you watch.

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