Drop. Drag. Done.
Place a zone, drag it into position and reshape its corners. A single building, several streets or one big area—you decide what belongs together.
Try the zone editor →
Mapybara.Turn anywhere into a playground. Drop zones on a map, add fun missions and bring your people together—for an event, a conference trip, or just a brilliant Saturday with friends.

Find your favourite view by the water.
You bring the idea. Mapybara gives it a map.
Place a zone, drag it into position and reshape its corners. A single building, several streets or one big area—you decide what belongs together.
Try the zone editor →Team photos, short videos, clues and creative answers. Give each zone its own activities, instructions and points.
Explore organiser tools →Players join in their browser, pick a category and take on missions together. Follow submissions and celebrate the leaderboard.
See the player experience →A few metres or a thousand kilometres. Your map can be as big or small as the idea behind it.
Reception, meeting rooms and the courtyard. Make tiny zones for each stop—or use one big zone for the whole venue.

Break the ice, explore between sessions and turn a business trip into shared memories. Use the venue, the surrounding city or both.
A birthday quest, a weekend away or a neighbourhood adventure. Personalise the missions with inside jokes and favourite places.
A campus, a road trip, a festival or a country-wide challenge. Mix small meeting points with larger play areas on the same map.
Switch zones, submit a sample mission, then jump into the organiser view and build your own map.
Tell us where, who and what you have in mind. We'll use your details to discuss an event setup and quote.
No. Players join through their browser, so getting started is just a link and a team PIN away.
Yes. Create a zone for a building, courtyard or meeting point and use the mission instructions to guide people inside. The map is a way to organise missions, rather than an indoor positioning system.
Absolutely. Keep everything in one big zone, or divide your adventure into several smaller ones. A whole city or country can be the backdrop.
Yes—the live demo includes a fictional Paris event with player and organiser views. Switch zones, try sample submissions, and experiment with the zone editor.
No. Demo changes stay in your browser tab. Sample media and fictional teams let you explore without affecting anyone else's game.