A scavenger hunt for one classroom and one lesson.
Goosechase is a well-known scavenger hunt platform: teams complete missions — photos, videos, written answers, location check-ins — and an organiser reviews what they send in. It suits hunts that range across a campus, a town or an event.
Qrewzi takes a different approach, built for teachers. The hunt happens at QR stations in your room, every challenge is written from your lesson, and most answers are marked the moment they are given — so the scoreboard is live and there is no pile of submissions to review afterwards.
On phones, tablets and Chromebooks. Students join with a room code — no accounts, nothing to install.
What a lesson looks like in Qrewzi.
Describe the lesson
A line, or your terms list. Qrewzi writes a challenge for every station, in many kinds of task, at your grade.
Post the stations
Print the QR station cards once and tape them round the room — they work for every game.
Teams hunt the room
Each team is sent to a station no other team is at, scans it, and gets that station's challenge.
Scores as they happen
Most tasks are marked as they're answered; written answers are read and scored by AI. The projector keeps the room's score.
Report at the bell
What each team got right and where it struggled, ready when the class ends.
Made for the classroom.
Content first
Every station is about what you're teaching — a sort, a sequence, a quiz, a photo, a debate — not a generic mission.
Marked for you
No reviewing photos after class: objective tasks are checked instantly, and written answers are scored against your lesson.
One room is enough
Stations on your walls, or on-screen only at the desks. No campus map, no GPS, no permission slips.
One lesson, many games
The same lesson can run as a station hunt, a mystery-box quest, an escape room or a trivia night.
Goosechase and Qrewzi
| Goosechase | Qrewzi | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Hunts across a campus, a town or an event, for schools, workplaces and other groups. | A lesson in one classroom, K–12 — also youth groups and teams at work. |
| Where it's played | Wherever the missions send teams. | At QR stations in your room, or on-screen only at the desks. |
| The challenges | Missions you write, with help from its AI mission generator. | Written from your lesson or terms list, in dozens of kinds of task, at your grade. |
| Marking | An organiser reviews what teams submit. | Most tasks marked instantly; written answers scored by AI; a report at the bell. |
| Devices | The app or a browser. | Any phone, tablet or Chromebook, in the app or a browser, with a room code — one per team is enough. |
If your hunt goes outdoors or across a whole site, Goosechase is a good fit. If it's a lesson in your classroom, that's what Qrewzi is built for.
Switching to Qrewzi, answered
Can I bring my own questions?
Yes. Paste your questions or terms and Qrewzi builds the stations from them, or edit any task it writes.
Do students need accounts?
No. Students join with a room code in the Qrewzi app or any browser. One device per team is enough.
Can it do photo missions?
Yes — photo, make-and-snap and photo-journal tasks are among the kinds of task, next to quizzes, sorting, sequencing, matching and more.
Does it work outside the classroom?
Qrewzi is built around stations in a room, and it also runs on-screen only. For hunts across a whole site, a mission-based app may suit you better.
How much does it cost?
Your first three months are free, with everything included and no card needed. After that, carry on with the Free plan or choose a paid plan.
Describe the lesson. Press Start.
Your first three months of everything are free, no card needed. After that, carry on with the Free plan or choose a paid one.
See also: Classroom scavenger hunt app · Kahoot alternative for teams · Game modes