Globe Chaser launches rebuilt adventure app and Agency Cloud

Globe Chaser has rolled out a rebuilt mobile app and a new Agency Cloud workspace for team-building providers and event organisers. The launch targets consumer players and professional facilitators across the U.K., Australia and other international markets.

Why it matters: - Globe Chaser is trying to move scavenger hunts and team events beyond casual play into a repeatable platform for consumers and professional organisers. - The new setup combines community-built adventures, AI-assisted creation and live event management in one system. - The launch could matter to agencies, coaches and corporate event providers that want reusable formats instead of rebuilding each event from scratch.

What happened: - Globe Chaser launched a rebuilt mobile app for creating and playing real-world adventures. - The company also introduced Agency Cloud, a browser-based workspace for team-building providers and event organisers. - Both products are available to consumers, creators and professional facilitators in the United Kingdom, Australia and other international markets. - The app is available on iOS and Android in English, German and Spanish.

The details: - The app turns cities, parks, campuses and neighbourhoods into interactive trails using real-world routes, GPS checkpoints, challenges, photographs and team scores. - Users can build an experience manually, use the AI co-creator Ava, or play scavenger hunts and adventures published by the community. - Ava can suggest routes, distribute checkpoints, create quests in several languages, generate supporting images and assess elevation or difficulty. - Users can accept, edit or replace any AI suggestion. - Players move through the physical environment using guidance, compass, 2D map mode or 3D map mode. - At checkpoints, players can solve riddles, answer questions, complete photographic tasks or receive information about the location. - Walking and cycling formats let organisers adjust pace and distance to the group. - The relaunch replaces Globe Chaser’s previous mapping foundation with MapLibre and OpenStreetMap data. - Globe Chaser operates its own map and routing infrastructure. - The experience is designed around checkpoint arrival, route progress and exploration rather than turn-by-turn navigation. - The app is free to download and includes free manual adventure creation and access to available free experiences. - Globe Coins can be used for additional adventures and optional creation features. - A public roadmap lets users suggest ideas and vote on what Globe Chaser should develop next. - Creators can submit adventures for the community, build a public profile, earn experience points and move through creator ranks. - When another player unlocks a creator’s work, the creator can receive Globe Coins.

Between the lines: - Globe Chaser is positioning local residents and independent creators as sources of destination-specific content. - The platform is also trying to make event production more repeatable for agencies by keeping quests and branding reusable. - Multi-route and reversed-route options help separate competing teams while preserving a comparable experience. - The product mix suggests Globe Chaser wants both consumer discovery and business-to-business event operations in the same ecosystem.

What's next: - Agencies can start with a seven-day Agency Cloud trial without a credit card. - During the trial, agencies can explore the workspace and test individual adventures in the Globe Chaser app. - A subscription or event pass is required to run full participant events. - Professional experiences start at US$69 per adventure, including AI power-ups. - Agency Cloud supports organisers across the United Kingdom, Australia, North America, Europe and New Zealand.

The bottom line: - Globe Chaser is betting that real-world play, AI-assisted creation and reusable event operations can work as one platform for both consumers and professional facilitators.