For your place

Start with the venue.
See where the story goes.

Choose the kind of place you have and what you want visitors to do. This is not a quote generator. It is a quick way to imagine the shape an interactive digital trail or RÆDEL adventure could take.

1. What kind of place do you have?

2. What should visitors do more of?

Your starting point

Imagine RÆDEL at your place.

Choose a venue type or visitor goal and this panel will suggest a direction for the experience.

Interactive trails built around your venue

A digital trail should feel
like it belongs there.

RÆDEL can turn a museum, heritage site, zoo, park, garden, science venue or visitor attraction into a browser based interactive trail without forcing every place into the same template.

Start with the real place

Use what visitors can actually see

The strongest interactive trails make the collection, building, landscape, enclosure, sign, viewpoint or hidden detail part of the challenge. RÆDEL can build story and progression around the physical things that already make your venue distinctive.

Choose the visitor behaviour

Give exploration a purpose

A trail can encourage visitors to look more closely, move through more of the site, learn through discovery, solve together or return for a seasonal experience. The route and challenge design can follow the outcome you want rather than a fixed game format.

Add useful interactions

Use the phone only where it helps

Browser based adventures can combine story screens, observation, questions, puzzles and collections with optional QR, camera, location, compass or motion features. The technology supports the visit instead of replacing the venue with more screen time.