Checkpoint Recognition
Acknowledge meaningful progress without confusing a checkpoint with full completion.
The campaign-funded prize and Kinago-owned progression are separate value layers. Sponsors fund tangible value. Kinago can add XP, levels, badges, streaks, collections, and unlocks.
The Quest owner controls campaign-funded value. Kinago controls the progression system and can use it regardless of the sponsor-funded reward.
Funded by the Quest owner, sponsor, merchant, or approved partner according to the campaign budget.
XP, levels, badges, streaks, collections, Quest chains, achievement history, and future unlocks.
XP is not a consolation prize. It should recognize what the participant actually accomplished and create a path toward the next meaningful experience.
Acknowledge meaningful progress without confusing a checkpoint with full completion.
Celebrate a completed route, city, category, event, or partner experience.
Build status through repeated, increasingly meaningful participation.
Unlock the next Quest, collection, access level, or relevant opportunity.
A recovery reward after a workout feels relevant. Local-use value can keep campaign money in a district. Access or merchandise can make a fan journey more memorable.
The reward makes sense at the moment of completion.
Quantity, deadline, restrictions, and redemption are visible.
Global caps, user caps, budget, and fulfillment are approved.
The reward and progression create a story worth sharing.
Tell us the outcome, audience, location, timeframe, budget, and reward idea. Kinago will map the journey.