PizzaCup
No app store
The event runs directly in a phone browser. One link or QR code is enough to join.
Digital scavenger hunt
Create your own GPS scavenger hunt
Plan a route on the map, add GPS or QR checkpoints, and share the invitation. PizzaCup turns it into a live race for friends, teams, and clubs.
Your route, your challenges, your pace
A PizzaCup scavenger hunt follows an ordered route. You choose where checkpoints sit, how they are confirmed, and whether the next section appears only after check-in.
Live, not static
See who has started, who is on the route, and who has reached the finish.
Make it competitive
Times and rankings can turn the route into an individual or team race.
How to create a GPS scavenger hunt
Draw the route
Set the start, finish, checkpoints, and route corners on the map.
Choose checkpoints
Choose a GPS radius or QR code for every control point.
Send the link
Share the invitation with people or teams.
Follow it live
Watch progress, send messages, and publish results.
Ideas for your route
- A short neighborhood scavenger hunt for a birthday or family event
- A team competition around a clubhouse, sports ground, or school
- A longer running or cycling route with GPS checkpoints
- A course with QR codes at staffed challenge stations
The organizer is responsible for routing, access, and safety. Choose public or explicitly permitted paths and adapt the length and difficulty to your group.
Related formats
Planning a classic checkpoint course? Continue with the Checkpoint race app. Youth groups can explore the Pfadi-Postenlauf; sports clubs can try the running and cycling rally.
Frequently asked questions
How close must participants get to a GPS checkpoint?
The organizer sets an appropriate confirmation radius. Real-world accuracy depends on the phone and surroundings.
Can I use QR codes instead of GPS?
Yes. Every checkpoint can use GPS or a QR code, and both methods can be combined on one route.
Do participants need an account?
They only need an email address. Register through the invite link, or use the familiar Google or Apple sign-in.
From a blank map to the first check-in.
Start free and test your route before the event.