68 Interest Score
6 Discussions
0.09 Engagement
Apr 2022 Launched

Visit and collect 100M+ real world attractions such as restaurants, shops, parks and museums to level up and showcase your travel achievements. Build your personal Travel Profile to keep track of the progress you've made in exploring the world!

What the Community Said

Amazing UI and great potential to become the best travel app but after few days of use I found that your biggest core tracking me giving wrong data like wrong distance i travelled in a day by 4 to 5 times. Wrong landmark address...

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You did a great job! Can’t wait to try it out. I already know that me and some of my friends are gonna love it πŸ’― Congrats on the launch!

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This is a great idea! I will use it on my next trip to Thailand :)

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Hey everyone, Despite there being so many different types of games out there, I was surprised to find that nobody had made a travel & exploration game where you play by visiting real-life locations yet. That's why I spent the last 4 years creating Zonder, because I believe travelers everywhere deserve to have a great game to play on their travels. After a lot of changes, challenges, and redesigns, I've finally been able to make a game that I'm proud to share with the world. Our early versions ha

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A measure of community engagement at launch. Higher means more people noticed and interacted with the product. It's a traction signal, not a quality rating.

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