Tribenture World Quest · Free
Walk a city like an expedition.
Pick one of 24 cities on an illustrated world map. Walk to its lettered stops and capture each one on site. Missions, stamps and souvenirs fill your Passport as you go.
- Open and free to play
- Photos and locations stay private

Walk. Capture. Collect.

01 · Walk
Follow the lettered stops
An expedition’s map shows its lettered stops; some are optional side quests. Open any stop in your maps app to get there.

02 · Capture
Capture each stop on site
When you get there, capture it. Read the guide, or ask it about the place in front of you.

03 · Collect
Earn XP, stamps and souvenirs
Missions earn XP and level you up. Expedition stamps and souvenirs collect in your Passport.
24 cities
One world map, 24 expeditions

Barcelona
Modernisme, beaches and late dinners.

Lisbon
Seven hills, fado and azulejos.

Rome
All roads lead here.

Paris
The city of light (and queues).

Marrakech
The red city at the edge of the Atlas.

New York
The city that never sleeps.

Kyoto
A thousand shrines and a slow bamboo hush.

Cartagena
Roman stones under a naval port.
Passport & Memories
Bring home more than photos
Your Passport
Levels and XP, expedition stamps, feats along the way, and souvenirs from the cities you finish.
- Barcelona · mosaic shard
- Lisbon · sardine tin
- Paris · macarons
Memories
A travel journal with one chapter per city, built from your own captures and photos. It stays private.


Games
Learn a city before you go
Four quick games built from a city’s stops. Play them on the plane, or after the walk to test yourself.

Locate
A stop’s name. Tap where it is in the city.

Word search
The city’s stop names, hidden in the letters.

Flashcards
A picture of a place. Pick its name from four.

Memory
Flip two cards. Match a place to its name.

For hotels
Give your guests an expedition
A QR card at your desk. Your guests walk the city. You get a report of counts, with no names in it.



Your first expedition is a walk away.
Open and free. Pick a city and start at its first stop.
