Planning a new trail
Use support to talk through fit, visitor goals, route structure, and what a launch could look like for your site.
Whether you are planning a new trail, refining an existing experience, or helping a visitor solve a problem on the route, the fastest next step is usually a clear message with the context we need.
The most helpful messages explain the trail or site involved, what you were aiming to do, and where the experience broke down.
Use support to talk through fit, visitor goals, route structure, and what a launch could look like for your site.
We can help you think through trail changes, content refreshes, seasonal updates, and better calls to action.
If a visitor is having trouble with access, GPS, media, or route flow, send the detail through and we can help triage.
These answers focus on the practical decisions most organisations make before launch and during day-to-day use.
Timelines depend on the amount of content ready to go, but the platform is intended to get branded trail experiences live quickly rather than force a long bespoke app project.
No. Trails are designed to support use in places where signal can be inconsistent, which is especially important for estates, outdoor attractions, and rural routes.
Yes. The model works well for themed routes, family trails, seasonal journeys, accessible experiences, and other variations that need a shared platform but different content.
Include the site or trail name, what you were trying to do, what went wrong, and any device or browser detail that might help us reproduce the issue.
Use this form for rollout questions, trail updates, visitor support, or general enquiries about how the platform could fit your site.
Use email for launch enquiries, trail updates, and visitor support questions.
Planning, troubleshooting, and rollout support
A short brief is enough to get the conversation moving; we can work through the detail from there.