You set this per tour. Your participants do not have to install anything for it.
You choose which languages are available; your participant chooses at the start which language to take part in. You write your tour in one language and have AI convert it into the languages you switched on.
One press of "Translate now" counts as one translation, however many languages are on. So finish writing your text and translate afterwards, rather than again after every sentence.
Points participants in the direction of the next step. Especially useful where there are no clear paths.
Shows who is fastest or gets furthest. This needs a signal, because the standings update live. For tours in places without coverage you are better off leaving it out.
At the end, participants take a photo in your frame, with your logo. One tap on share and you are on their socials. This is your cheapest form of visibility, so put in a frame people actually want to share.
Your own colours, logo and theme, so the tour looks like yours and not like ours.
Instead of a list of cards, your overview becomes a single line you scroll through. A step you have found opens by itself when it reaches the middle of the screen, showing its photo and opening lines, and closes again as you scroll on. You switch it on under Appearance, in Theme & background.
It works best for a tour with steps in a fixed order and a photo per step. Your participant can switch back to the small cards at any time, and that choice stays on their own phone.
There is an extra tick box with it: let the steps open as you scroll. Your participant then has nothing to scan or tap, and your tour becomes something to read rather than something to search for. It cannot be switched on for a location-based tour, where the location does the unlocking.
Participants can leave their email address themselves. Optional, with consent.
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