Café & brewery trail
A trail through the independents: one stop per coffee shop or taproom, a trivia question at each, and a partner reward at the end.
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Self-guided walking tours and seasonal quests that move people past the main strip, through the murals and side streets, and into the partner businesses you promote. Live in weeks, not after a year-long app project.
Northalsted's #WalkWithPride art tour is a self-guided walk through Chicago's Northalsted neighborhood.
Read the Northalsted storyA printed map or a custom app was supposed to move visitors around your destination. Roamli does the same job without the print run or the year-long build, and it updates the day a stop changes.
Same builder, same player. Pick the shape that fits your place.
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.
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.
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.
Spread visitors past the landmark everyone already knows, put the tour everywhere they look, and hand your partners the numbers.
Put stops where you want foot traffic: the mural on the side street, the museum people skip, the shop that opened last spring. Each stop asks for a photo, a short video or an answer only someone standing there would know, so visitors look up from their phones and notice the place they came to see. SUMC's summit tour, shown here, walked visitors past 13 landmarks along the river and the lake.



Every tour gets one link, one QR code and a Player Guide page that shows visitors how to play, ready for a hotel front desk, a visitor center counter, a storefront window or a button on your own website. Visitors type the code or scan it and start walking. Anyone can still take SUMC's summit walking tour of Chicago landmarks with the code SUMC2023.
Your dashboard shows every visitor who played, their points and submissions, and how many submissions each stop received, so each partner can see how many visitors completed the challenge at their door. Reward redemptions are counted too. When the season wraps, download every photo and video in one zip: a folder of visitor-made content for your social channels and your next visitor guide.
Points keep score. Rewards give people a reason to walk somewhere, go inside, and come back. Here is one reward from the Roamli Scramble in Chicago, from the moment a shop offered it to the moment it was redeemed.
Ava's Italian Ice put up $2 off an Italian ice and a BOGO flight, only in person. You add a reward once to your library and reuse it across events.

Every reward shows on the event's reward board with a progress bar, so players know exactly what they're playing for and how close they are. A prize at the ice cream shop turns its challenges into the ones everyone wants to finish next.
The moment a player hits the goal, the reward unlocks automatically, with a scratch-off ticket to reveal the prize. Nobody waits for a raffle weeks later. Every reward they earn stays in My Rewards, across every event.
The player shows their phone at the counter and staff tap Redeem. It's stamped with the date, so every prize is used exactly once. Nothing to install at the register, and no paper to collect.
Each reward shows how many were claimed, allocated and still free, and warns you before a code pool runs dry. Those redemption counts are real visits to a real business, a number you can hand to a sponsor or a member.
Add one prize and the whole game changes, for the people playing and for you.
We're so excited to have people come out and explore downtown Dayton businesses, landmarks, and more during the Downtown Adventure. It's a chance for people to come out and rediscover their favorite spots throughout the city or explore new businesses and sights that have opened since their last visit.
of murals, rainbow crosswalks and Legacy Walk plaques in a self-guided tour visitors can play any day of the year.
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along the Chicago River and lakefront, in a walking tour summit visitors could take any time during the week.
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explored 140+ downtown businesses, murals and hidden gems in a single day, with nothing printed.
Read the storyEverything above adds up to a tour that works harder than a printed map.
Points on the side streets, the murals and the shop a block over pull visitors past the landmark, like the 13 stops SUMC's tour set along the river and lake.
One link and QR code for the hotel desk, the visitor center and a storefront window, with nothing to install.
Submissions per stop and reward redemption counts show each partner what the tour sent their way.
Northalsted's 57-stop art walk plays any day of the year with no guide to schedule, and an edited stop reaches the next visitor.
Several of these started as real Roamli tours. Build one, then keep the best stops for the next.
Murals, sculptures and installations, each with a story and a photo challenge. Northalsted's Pride tour covers murals, rainbow crosswalks and the Legacy Walk.
See the Pride tourA trail through the independents: one stop per coffee shop or taproom, a trivia question at each, and a partner reward at the end.
Plaques, landmarks and the stories behind them, for Pride, Black History Month or a founding anniversary. Pair each stop with a trivia question so the history sticks.
Holiday lights, fall colors, a summer weekend series. Set a start and end date, promote it for a month, then bring it back next year with fresh stops.
Short tours attendees can take between sessions. The Shared-Use Mobility Center offered a 13-stop Roamli walking tour of Chicago landmarks to visitors at its Summit in Chicago.
See the SUMC tourA themed quest for a milestone year, such as America's 250th. For larger destinations, we can build a first campaign with you as a pilot.
Hands-on or hands-off. Your team can build it in the portal, or ours can build it with you.
We talk through your goals, your partners and your season. Bring a list of places; a spreadsheet is fine.
Drop stops on the map yourself, or hand it to us. With The Roamli Touch, our team writes the stops and sets up the rewards your partners offer.
Walk it once, fix what's off, then share the link and QR code. Link it from your website and hand partners a poster.
Review submissions, update stops as things change, and download visitor photos for your channels.
A fraction of a custom app, with prices on the page. Every paid plan includes unlimited tours.
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.
We adapt one of our starting formats (holiday office hunt, downtown shop-local, orientation week, art walk) to your place and your people.
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.
Each answer opens the page with the full story.
A simple tour can be built in the portal and shared the same week. A done-for-you tour with partner rewards takes longer, and we'll give you a timeline on the first call.
See how building worksVery little. There's no hardware and nothing to install: staff tap Redeem on the visitor's phone when a reward is claimed.
See how rewards workEvery visitor with their points, submissions for each stop, reward redemption counts and a zip of every photo and video for your channels.
See the recapYes. Set a single weekend or a full season, or leave a self-guided tour open year-round like Northalsted's art walk, and edit stops anytime.
See Northalsted's tourYes. The Roamli Touch is fully done-for-you, and Creator Pro includes event creation support and a dedicated customer success manager.
See servicesYes. For larger destinations, we can build a first campaign with you as a pilot, then keep the best stops for the next one.
See The Roamli TouchChallenges, live leaderboards, rewards, messaging, submission review, branding and player onboarding, all on one platform.
See all featuresSend us the places you want visitors to find. We'll come back with a tour idea, a rough plan and a price.
A 30-minute call. We'll drop your first stops on the map live.