One place leads to the next.
A Trail leads someone from place to place. Each stop opens the way to the next, so the only way to see where it goes is to go.


Mum made you a Trail.
The corner café
Opened this morning
Somewhere near the water
900 m
One more after this
What people make Trails for.
Birthdays
Five places that mean something, and the last message at the end.
Dates and anniversaries
Where you met, the first dinner, the place you always end up.
Trips
A city seen the way a friend who lives there sees it.
Games and treasure hunts
Clues that only open when you find the place before.
A Trail can become a game.
Swap directions for clues, keep each stop hidden until someone solves the one before, and put something real at the end for the first team there. There’s no leaderboard of your friends.
Where the photo on the fridge was taken.
Clue 3
The next stop is hidden
Solve this one to see it
Cake for the first team there
The park · Saturday · 1 left
Describe it. Get a first draft.
Say who it’s for and what it should feel like. Togra suggests the stops, what to leave at each and how they open. You change what you like, and nothing goes anywhere until you publish it.
Describe a Trail
Draft
Amani’s birthday
From places you’ve left things together. Only you can see these.
- 1The café where you metA voice note: how it startedWhen Amani gets there
- 2The stall with the best chapatiThe photo from that first summerAfter the café
- 3The bookshop on the cornerA clue, and a book you both loveAfter the chapati
- 4The rooftopEveryone, waitingAt 7, when Amani arrives
Checked before you publish
- Passed: Only Amani can follow it
- Passed: Every stop opens in daylight or at a venue
- Passed: About 90 minutes on foot, stop to stop
Nothing is published until you are happy with it.
You can’t do a Trail from your sofa.
The next stop stays a secret until you reach the one before.
One place leads to the next.



What people make Trails for.
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