Team building
A team building scavenger hunt that actually moves
Get a group out of the meeting room and racing through real-world challenges together. Describe the offsite, build it with your organisers, and let teams compete on a leaderboard.
How a team hunt comes together
Describe the offsite
Tell HedgeHunt the area around the office or venue, how long you have, and the size of the group. AI drafts a route with challenges that get people out and moving.
Build it with the organisers
You own the hunt; invite a colleague as a collaborator with an admin or view role. Shape the clues together, add company trivia as quizzes, and walk the route yourselves on your phones before the day.
Split into teams and go
Share one link before the day, with an opening time so nobody starts early. Split into teams, and the leaderboard ranks them by time; switch on competitive scoring to count hints and attempts too.
Ideas to make it yours
A team event uses the same parts as any hunt, plus the collaboration and analytics tools that make running one for a group easier.
Teams racing the same route
Everyone plays the same hunt on their own phones. The GPS wayfinder points each team to the next location, and the leaderboard keeps the competition honest.
Photo and mission challenges
Ask teams to photograph a landmark, find a specific shop sign, or record a quick group cheer. Submissions collect in one place to review and share afterwards.
Company trivia along the way
Drop quizzes about the company, the team, or the city between stops. It rewards the people who pay attention and gives quieter teammates a moment to shine.
See how teams did
After the event, creator analytics show step-by-step difficulty, where teams got stuck, and the answers they gave. Useful for a recap or for running it better next time. These results are free.
Why it works for a team
- No app rollout and no installs across the team. Everyone plays in the browser.
- Built and run together: you own the hunt, and the organisers you invite get admin or view roles.
- AI drafts the route in minutes, so planning an offsite does not eat a week.
- Works across a city block, a campus, or a whole district downtown.
- A leaderboard turns the afternoon into a real, friendly competition.
- Free results show how each team did.
Guides for this
Longer reads, with clues and steps you can copy.
Questions people ask
How big a group can do this?
Groups split into teams, and each person plays on their own phone, so it scales from a small department to a large offsite. Run the same hunt across every team and the leaderboard ranks them all together. Each hunt gets 5 free phones a month. A bigger group adds phone packs inside the builder, paid once, no subscription.
Can more than one of us build the hunt?
Yes. You own the hunt and invite colleagues as collaborators with admin or view roles, so the organisers can shape the clues and route together before the event. Editing and sharing stay in the right hands.
Do we get anything to review afterwards?
With creator analytics you can see step-by-step difficulty, a closer look at each team's game, and the answers teams gave. It makes for an easy recap and helps you tune the hunt if you run it again. Analytics is free.
What does a team-building hunt cost?
Building is free, with as many steps as you like, full results after the event, and a different route for each team if you want. Each hunt gets 5 free phones a month. A bigger group adds phone packs inside the builder, paid once, no subscription. A team sharing one phone counts as one. Prices are on the pricing page.
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Plan your next offsite as a hunt
Describe the area and the group size, build it with your co-organisers, and have a route ready that gets the whole team moving.
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