A new set every morning
More than 2,700 quests, from five minutes to half an hour. Which ones you get depends on your age, what you're into, the weather, the season, and how long you've said you've got.
Every morning you get a few quests that fit you — your age, what you're into, the weather, the time of day. You go and do them, and the app checks. Every walk fills in a bit more of your map.
Plenty of apps count what you'd be doing anyway. RLQuest gives you something to do — and then checks you did it.
More than 2,700 quests, from five minutes to half an hour. Which ones you get depends on your age, what you're into, the weather, the season, and how long you've said you've got.
A recorded route, new tiles on the map, your step count, a photo. And where the app can't check something, it says so instead of pretending.
Every walk uncovers new tiles. A year in, you can see everywhere you've been — and, more tellingly, everywhere you haven't. It works offline, too.
More than one and a half million castles, lighthouses, viewpoints and old city gates across Europe and North America. Get to one for the first time and there's something in it for you.
213 achievements across 69 series, from your very first quest to fifty hours spent outdoors. The achievement book always shows you what's next.
The app doesn't store where you are. It stores which tiles you've uncovered, and each one is about 350 metres across.
Three to ten of them, depending on your plan and the time you've set. Don't fancy one? Swap it.
A walking quest keeps running with your phone in your pocket, and tells you when you've got there. You can also let the map keep filling in without a quest — it's one switch in the settings, and it's off unless you turn it on.
The recorded track for a distance quest, the photo for a photo quest, the clock for an evening one. Hand in an evening quest at midday and you'll get an honest no.
New tiles, XP, the odd find — and every few days an achievement that stays in the book for good.
From everyday to legendary. The rare ones tell you the reward up front — that's what makes the harder ones worth taking on.
RLQuest is an app that knows where people go. That's precisely why this page sets out, in plain terms, what we don't do with any of it.
Castles, lighthouses, waterfalls and lookout towers, sorted by region and by city. Every page shows what's there, with a map and photos.