Public + Community
Parks, streets, districts, landmarks, neighborhoods, and civic spaces.
An organization can launch a Quest without operating a Kinago storefront. Every location inside the journey does not need to be listed on Kinago. Kinago coordinates the approved experience.
A Quest can move across public spaces, businesses, venues, properties, campuses, events, and digital actions.
Parks, streets, districts, landmarks, neighborhoods, and civic spaces.
Retail, restaurants, gyms, hotels, resorts, attractions, and partner locations.
Festivals, conferences, arenas, stadium districts, museums, and ticketed experiences.
Apartments, offices, mixed-use developments, schools, and universities.
External booking journeys, online actions, onboarding, partner systems, and approved codes.
Routes across several businesses, neighborhoods, cities, or markets.
Kinago configures the technical path. The campaign owner approves the participant promise and outcome.
Approved dynamic or physical checkpoints.
Fast physical tap interactions.
Location, proximity, or route verification where appropriate.
Classes, sessions, appointments, reservations, and events.
Purchases, spend thresholds, tickets, redemptions, or access.
Staff validation, rotating codes, online actions, and mixed proof.
A city Quest might begin with GPS, use QR at a public checkpoint, NFC at a partner location, and a ticket event at the finish.
Kinago handles setup behind the scenes and presents one understandable participant journey.
Tell us the outcome, audience, location, timeframe, budget, and reward idea. Kinago will map the journey.