Every place has a story.
Eggtrail turns it into a quest.
Hide QR codes or pin stops on a map. Each one opens a card on a phone: treasure to grab, a question to answer, a monster to fight, a boss locked until your team finds the sword. No app. No sign-up to play.
Your first 5 players are free, no card. Then $1 a player.
A team on one phone counts as one player.
7 trails live now
Teams are out there right now.
Their hosts put them on the map. Find one near you, take a phone with internet to the venue and join there — free to play, no app to install.
Try one
Your first encounter.
One stop holds treasure. One holds a merchant. Another holds this. Press Fight. Practice only — nothing is scored or saved.
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The Guardian is guarding. Strike through the gap.
How it works
Three steps to your trail.
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Choose a story
Pick a ready-made adventure — every card is already written. About 10 minutes to pick a story, print the sheet and cut the codes. Or write your own by talking to the AI assistant you already use: about 30 minutes, $1 a card, art included.
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Hide the codes, or pin the stops
Print the QR sheet and tuck each code somewhere — a shelf, a plaque, a sheltered post. Or pin each stop on a map and share the trail's link: nothing to print, nothing to replace after rain.
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Find it. Play it.
Teams scan a code with the phone's own camera, or walk to a pin and tap it, and the card opens in the browser. One phone per team, however many people are in it. Internet at every stop; a GPS trail also needs location permission and a usable outdoor position.
Inside a trail
See what opens on your phone.
The treasure is on your phone. The adventure is outside it.
Pick your setting
Where will yours begin?
Before you start
What hosts ask.
What do I get, and what do I need?
A playable trail on Eggtrail. A QR trail comes with a PDF to print, cut and hide. A GPS trail puts its stops on a map, with nothing to print. Either way: one phone per team, and mobile data or Wi-Fi at every stop — neither mode works offline. A GPS trail also needs location permission and a usable outdoor position. Walk the route once before you start.
How many people can play?
One phone per team, and a team counts as one player — however many people are in it. You enter how many players you expect — the one number a trail asks for — and each costs $1.
What does it cost?
Your first 5 players are free, no card. Then $1 a player. 25 players come to $25. You pay in Gold Eggs, 1 Gold Egg a player, and they come in packs: 20 for $20, paid once, no subscription. Every story in the library is included. Writing your own costs $1 a card, art included. GPS costs nothing extra. A player is one phone, any number of people.
What do players have to tell you?
Only a tick in the terms box. Joining names the team: no app, no email, no password, no date of birth. On a GPS trail the phone shares its location to check a stop, and no player's position is stored. Keeping the team afterwards is optional and asks for one email.
Can we run it in Spanish or German?
Yes. Trails run in English, Spanish or German, and the story is written in the language you choose.
Your move
The boss is already drawn.
Pick a story. Choose where the treasure lives. Send the teams out.
Your first 5 players are free, no card. Then $1 a player.
A team on one phone counts as one player.