Zoos, parks and gardens

A story trail through your park
Mount it once, run it all season.

A visitor scans a code by the otter pool, follows the story to the next one, and climbs the day's board. You mount the codes once and run the same trail all season.

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  • No app
  • Every visitor plays
  • New story, same posts
  • Reset the board each morning

How it works

A family points a phone camera at a code on a post. It opens in the browser — no app, no account — and the card behind it is a piece of your story: a clue, a question about the animal in front of them, or a creature to outwit. Then they go looking for the next code.

  • Nothing to install. A phone camera and a browser, and no account for a child.
  • Every visitor plays, all season. No seat count, and nothing on the trail runs out.
  • The route is the one you already have. The trail is written around your paths and your exhibits.
  • Answers hidden in the signage, so the trail makes families read the plaques.
  • Every card is printed at 4 x 3 in to slide straight into a vinyl badge holder. Zip-tie one to a post and the code reads through the rain.
  • A staff page lists every code by last scan, so a label that fell off a post shows up the same week.

Written around your park, not picked from a catalogue

The story follows what you already have — the flamingo house, the treetop walk, the third gate. You draft it in about an hour with the AI assistant you already use, and you approve every card. If you would rather see the shape of one first, read how a story gets written.

One person, in California

Eggtrail is run by one person. That is why nothing here needs a sales call or a setup session — you write your own trail, buy it on a card, and print the sheet the same afternoon.

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Free — one trail, 10 players, no card.

One season, one trail, every visitor. On a card here, or invoiced if your finance office needs it that way.