What a challenge looks like
Discover the fair
- Scan the code in hall 1
- Scan the code in hall 2
- Quiz question: what did you see at the council's stand?
Threshold 60%104 of 200 done · 119 needed
Reward: coffee at the sponsor's standFor events and fairs
A challenge that ties your whole event together: QR codes at stands, questions along the way, and a reward visitors earn together.
Lisa organises a trade fair with eighty stands. This year every hall has a QR code, and visitors take on one challenge together: discover the fair. They get talking at stands they'd otherwise pass by, and the reward is at a sponsor's coffee bar.

What you do with it
QR codes at stands. More conversations with exhibitors, less wandering past.
A challenge across the whole site, with questions at stages and corners you'd otherwise miss.
A group challenge that breaks the ice, with questions for each session.
A trail past the departments, with questions along the way.
What a challenge looks like
Threshold 60%104 of 200 done · 119 needed
Reward: coffee at the sponsor's standWhat we do
We make the route, the questions and the QR codes with you.
We bring in sponsors and exhibitors as places for the rewards.
Afterwards you see how many visitors took part and what they answered.
Yes, the app shares progress over the internet. Choose places with good coverage, or provide wifi.
In the management portal you make a QR code for every scan task, which you print and put up at a stand, a gate or a stage.
A challenge run by an organisation has no fixed upper limit. With a big group the threshold is a percentage, so it works the same way.
Yes. A sponsor becomes a Peerpep shop and links a reward to your event's challenge.
Tell us about your event. We'll make the challenge and sort out the QR codes with you.