Free real-world scavenger hunt
Open Ping Hunt and it generates a hunt for the area around you, built from street-level imagery. Follow the GPS, find each spot and match it with your camera to unlock the next. Nothing to set up.
Free on the App Store and Google Play. Uses your location to find a hunt near you.
Watch how Ping Hunt turns any walk into an adventure
Three simple steps. No setup required.
It finds a hunt near you.
Walk to the first spot.
Line up your camera with the photo to unlock the next spot.
Many scavenger hunt apps start with a blank form or a catalogue: build a hunt first, or hope someone has already made one in your town. Ping Hunt starts with where you are. Open it and there is a hunt to play. It is still a proper hunt, not a list of pins: you look around, recognise the place and stand in the right spot with your camera up. The photo is the answer.
Build a hunt from real places and photos, and share it with a link. It works for birthday parties, classes, team days and visitor routes, indoors and out.
Create a huntPing Hunt builds each hunt automatically from Google Street View imagery of real places near you. Nobody hand-picks it and there is no catalogue behind it, which is why there is a hunt to play wherever the imagery is available. Every spot is a real place, shown as it looked when the imagery was captured.
Want a hunt with a story, or one for a specific group? Build your own. More on how Ping Hunt makes a hunt.
Everything you need to play and create scavenger hunts.
Open the app and instantly see hunts available near your current location.
Photograph waypoints anywhere. GPS data is stored automatically.
Hunters follow a live map with distance and direction to each waypoint.
Snap a photo to prove you found the correct place or object.
A quick hunt works in any setting. Here are six to get you started.
Create a hunt inside the house using toys, books, furniture, or hidden objects.
Turn a walk in the park into a photo-based challenge.
Create a hunt around landmarks, streets, statues, murals, or local details.
Make students explore a school, campus, museum, or learning route.
Build a simple treasure hunt without printing clues or hiding paper notes.
Create a playful route with meaningful places, surprises, or small tasks.
Ping Hunt is free to download and free to use. Try a nearby hunt, create your own, and share it with someone.
Ping Hunt is new, and honest feedback helps make the game better. Try a nearby hunt or create a quick 3-point hunt and tell us what worked, what was confusing, and what would make you play again.
Send feedbackOpen Ping Hunt and try the hunt near you, or make your own anywhere.