A treasure hunt in the city, where each post unlocks when the team is standing at it.
Team building in the city, with a winner at the end
Build the route yourselves, or we help you. Teams walk with their own phones, you follow them live, and the results are revealed on a big screen.
- Up to 40 teams
- Danish and English
- No app needed
Get to know Copenhagen, one post at a time
Ready-made routes through the city that you walk at your own pace with your own phone.
Coming soon
How it works
From start to finish in an afternoon
Draw the route
Put the posts on the map, and write questions and photo tasks for each one.
Print the team cards
Each team gets a card with a QR code. One scan, and the team is in.
Teams walk
A post unlocks when the team is standing at it. A wrong answer costs time, and you see every team on the map.
The winner is revealed
Results are shown on a big screen from last place to first, followed by the teams' photos.
What suits you
Two ways to use Postrally
| What | A company event | City walk |
|---|---|---|
| The route | Your own, with your questions. Or one we set up for you. | A ready-made route through the city |
| Start | Together when you press start, or at a set time | Whenever you like |
| On the way | You follow the teams live and can unlock a post for a team that is stuck | You go at your own pace |
| At the end | A big-screen reveal and the teams' photos | Your time and your photos |
| Status | Ready to book | Coming soon |
Privacy
Data that goes away by itself
30 days
Then it's gone
Teams' positions, answers and photos are deleted 30 days after the event. The results stay with the organizer.
0 accounts
No sign-up
Participants create no account and give no email address. They scan a card.
EU
Photos in the EU
The live event and the teams' photos are stored on servers in the EU, and location data is removed from the photos.
Questions and answers
What most people ask
Do participants need to download an app?
No. Teams use their phone's browser and scan the team card to join. There is no account to create.
How many can take part?
Up to 40 teams in one event. A team is usually 3 to 6 people, and you decide whether one phone per team is enough or everyone may follow along on their own.
What if it rains, or someone can't walk far?
You draw the route yourselves. Keep the posts close together, avoid stairs, and put a post indoors or at a café. Teams go at their own pace, and a team can always ask for help.
What does it cost?
The price depends on the number of participants and whether you build the route yourselves or want help. Write to us for a fixed quote.