The whole class plays — and you see every team
Everyone plays at once, in teams, and your live dashboard shows you exactly where each team stands. They join with a PIN — no student accounts, one device per team is enough.
A license for your school → see the school license
Three reasons to try it with your class
Ready in one break
Type a topic — say “climate in our town” or “fractions” — and the AI creates questions with explanations. No slide decks, no photocopies.
Every team in sight
The host dashboard shows live where each team is and how they're doing — in the classroom and out on the field trip quest.
Privacy that fits a school
Students join via PIN or QR code — no accounts, no email addresses. No ads, no advertising SDKs. Data processing agreement (DPA) available on request.
From classroom to class trip
One tool for everything: quizzes indoors, quests outdoors, exit games on the class trip.
- Classroom quizzes on any curriculum topic — no map needed
- School outings as GPS city quests — facts from open knowledge sources, cross-checked automatically
- One device per team is enough — ideal where phones are restricted
- Play it through yourself first, then set the class loose — test mode included
- An explanation after every answer — learning happens in the game
What a stop looks like
Groß St. Martin, Cologne
The massive walls of Groß St. Martin stand on real Roman foundations. Now carry on to the riverbank.
Which architectural period does the monumental basilica of Groß St. Martin belong to?
- Romanesque
- Gothic
- Baroque
- Neoclassical
Groß St. Martin is one of the twelve great Romanesque churches of Cologne and has a distinctive trefoil east choir. This style has shaped the look of the old town since the Middle Ages.
This is how GeoWunder built a stop for an adult quest in Cologne. It was written in German — GeoWunder writes every quest in the language of the group — and translated here. For a class you set the age and the topic, and before you start you see every stop and every question, and you can change them.
Plainly put: which AI processes what
Tours and texts are created by the AI from OpenAI; Google Gemini steps in if it fails. Photos from youth and school rounds are checked only by Google Gemini via the EU endpoint of Vertex AI. OpenAI also processes data in the USA, based on EU standard contractual clauses. What goes where, and when, is in the privacy policy.
Questions from the staff room
How long does a quest take — and how many children can play?
You pick the length: 45 minutes, 1.5, 3, 4 or 5 hours — the AI adapts the route length and the number of stations. You play in teams: 2 to 5 per round. One device per team is enough. How many children are in a team is up to you.
Do students need their own accounts or devices?
No. One device per team is enough, and joining works via PIN or QR code — no account, no email address.
How does GeoWunder handle data protection — is there a DPA?
Nobody needs an account to play, the app shows no ads and contains no advertising SDKs. The host sets the age band when setting up a group session; a new round carries it over. With children up to 12, teams only see the shared result — no individual answers, no photos, no chat. A data processing agreement (DPA) is available to school authorities on request.
What does the school license cost?
€9 per month per teacher when billed yearly — with unlimited AI tours and classroom quizzes. All details on the pricing page, volume licenses via the sales form.
Ready for your first lesson quest?
Get the school license — or request a quote for your whole teaching team.