Change the way you spend time together - from mindless competition to genuine sharing of experiences.

LocoStorySharing experiences that builds a tight-knit team.

In LocoStory every point on the map is a story and a challenge, where precision leads to learning something new about each other - and along the way you build bonds no training session ever could.

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< 5 min
Per round
2 - 8
Players per room
100%
Your own places
Online
Live multiplayer
Simple rules

3 steps to a great team session

See how easy it is to mix competition with discovering your colleagues' secrets.

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Pick your spot

Each player picks a spot in the world (a favourite café, where they got engaged) and hides it in a puzzle.

Your question
Find the round library in the square
Set question
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Add personal questions

Instead of a dry map, add your own question, story or anecdote that sends others exploring Street View to find the exact spot you asked about.

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Guess each other

Others find the spot on Street View, answer the question, and reveal whose story it is.

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Knowledge base & use cases

A new take on geography games

Why a personalised game changes online entertainment for teams and families.

Modern team building: why classic online integration games fall flat

A manager looking for something for a remote team hits the same wall: no real engagement. Popular quizzes or standard guess-the-location games test knowledge nobody needs and add no value to relationships. People spend an hour clicking random places and walk away knowing as much about each other as before the meeting.

LocoStory was built to answer that emptiness. We turn map mechanics into an excuse to talk. When a puzzle is about your manager's favourite café or the place your lead developer spent their best holiday, the game stops being a dull task and becomes a chance to simply get to know each other. Instead of 'team-building' by the book, you share stories that build a real team.

Turn your memories into a game that’s all about you

Most geography games are mindless clicking on places you don't know. LocoStory flips that completely - here, you are the creators. Instead of competing against an algorithm, you build puzzles around your shared trips, secrets and places no one else has a clue about.

Whether you're together on the couch or joining over a video call, you decide where the game goes. This isn't a game about being the best geographer - it's a game about how well you know each other and how many stories you have left to uncover. Time to find out who really listened when you talked about that one place.

Features

Designed for unique experiences

1:1 personalisation

No randomness. Every point on the globe means something and is tied directly to the puzzle's author.

Build challenges your way

You set the rules, but every point on the map can be the start of a conversation. Add your own questions, riddles or stories that help others discover what the place means to you. Make it more than guessing - a way to explore each other's worlds together.

Private rooms

Every game lives in a private room behind a 6-character code. Only people you invite can join.

Pricing

Flexible plans for everyone

Guests play free. Hosts pay because they set up the game and create the content others guess.

Guest

Freeforever
  • Join any room with the code
  • Full game experience
  • No account, no email needed
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Team plan

Coming soon

Available when our mobile app launches

  • Create unlimited private rooms
  • Up to 8 players per game
  • Full history of your sessions
  • Detailed round-by-round review
  • Priority support

Subscription cancels anytime. Coming-soon details - current beta period is free for early hosts.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

In classic games you talk about points on a map. In LocoStory you talk about each other. Every place represents a team member’s story, which naturally sparks discussion and lets you discover the people behind the roles.