HII HUNT
A trail through real streets and real shops, one clue at a time. Your pass is credit at every stop on it — spend it on a coffee, a haircut, whatever that shop sells. Walk it alone or walk it as a team.
There is nothing to install and nothing to guess at. Every step is something you did on purpose.
STEP 1
A line of text about somewhere in your city. Some are easy and some take a walk and a think.
STEP 2
It is a real place — a bakery, a bookshop, a barber. Nothing is hidden and nothing needs digging up.
STEP 3
A Hii code on the wall proves you got there. That is the checkpoint done, and the next clue opens.
STEP 4
Your pass takes money off what you buy at the stops on the trail. It is yours from the moment you buy it.
It is the reason the pass has a price. You have it from the moment you buy it, and you keep it whether you finish first, finish last, or stop after one clue.
Walk it on your own, or put a team together. The clues are the same either way and so are the streets.
Every checkpoint you solve is on the leaderboard for that trail, next to everybody else walking it.
No draw, no luck, nothing to lose. A pass is a book of credit and the trail is what gets you walking around spending it. Every clue is solved rather than guessed, the order you finish in is decided by what you worked out and how far you walked, and nothing here is allotted at random.
A stop on a trail is somebody arriving at your counter who has never been before, holding a reason to buy something.
You are a checkpoint for as long as the trail runs. People come in, scan the code by your till, and most of them buy something while they are there.
What a pass takes off a bill is Hii's, not yours. It is added up, settled on a schedule, and shown to you line by line on your own screen before anything is agreed.
The same Hii code you already have on the wall. No terminal, no app for your staff, no extra step in a queue.
Tell us where you are and what you sell. If something is being planned near you we will say so; if not, you are on the list for when it is.
Customers pay you at your counter exactly as they always did. There is nothing held, nothing in transit, and nothing that could be lost.
Being on a trail costs nothing and there is nothing to put up. What each stop gives away, and for how long, is written down before it starts — and you can see what a trail has sent you, and what is owed to you, on your own business page.