Frequently asked questions about ColorMap Run and digital orienteering

ColorMap Run is a digital orienteering platform. It helps schools, destinations, companies and event organizers turn real places into maps, then run routes, missions and activities on them.

We work mainly with the people who organize activities: schools, destination and public-space operators, companies, unions and event teams. The people on the map are students, visitors, employees, families and outdoor enthusiasts.

Campus orienteering, student orientation, culture trails, destination routes, company team building, public fitness, urban challenges and formal races can all work. The route and format change with the venue, audience and objective.

Not always. A web page or mini program can suit a light activity. An app is more useful when a project needs ongoing tracking, hardware connections or repeated use.

Often, yes. We first check whether the map can be used legally, whether it is current and whether its detail suits the activity. If the site has changed or the map is not suitable for navigation, it may need a survey and update.

Yes. The same map can carry different routes, checkpoints, questions and rules for different ages, themes, difficulty levels or seasons.

Depending on the activity, results can include registrations, actual participation, starts, finishes, timing, scores, distance, tracks and quiz interactions. We agree what each number means before launch so the results are easy to understand later.

Before launch, the team checks capacity, real devices and the full route. On site, clear staff roles, emergency contacts and a stop plan are still essential. Technology can help spot issues, but it does not replace solid field operations.

Tell us where the venue is, who will take part, roughly how many people are expected, when you want to run it and whether a map already exists. From there, we can shape the route, activity format and on-site plan together.