Follow your curiosity
Choose an Accra landmark. When you arrive, check in with GPS within the quest’s 150-metre zone.
Familiar streets. Hidden stories. Find your own kind of adventure with GPS quests and camera treasures, starting in Accra.
A little Accra magic ✦5.5600° N · 0.2057° WTurn a moment outside into a small discovery. Browsing is open to everyone; collecting happens near the quest.
Choose an Accra landmark. When you arrive, check in with GPS within the quest’s 150-metre zone.
Solve the clue. Reveal an original treasure over your camera view, or choose the treasure-view fallback.
Tap to collect, pass a fresh GPS check, and add a treasure to your collection. XP and MoMo balances are demo rewards.
From the Black Star to the Atlantic breeze, meet a collection inspired by the city we call our first playground.
Meet the Accra Originals
Choose a nickname and a Ghana-inspired profile symbol, or add a photo if you want to. No email, public player directory, or live location sharing.
Your adventure is saved privately with a key in this browser. Keep your site data to return; clearing it or changing devices can lose access.
A little more about privacy ↗This preview uses simulated rewards only. Balances have no cash value, no real money is transferred, and no payment account is connected.
No. Chale Quest works in a modern mobile browser. A mobile app is being developed, but a published app is not required to explore the web game.
You can browse stories from anywhere. New treasure claims need two GPS checks near the quest, with reported accuracy of 50 metres or better. Use safe, permitted access and respect venue hours and entry rules.
It displays a treasure overlay on your camera feed after permission. It does not track surfaces or anchor treasures in the real world. Camera images and video are not recorded or uploaded. A labelled treasure view works without a camera.
You can browse from anywhere. The first six quests are in Accra, Ghana. More cities will need reviewed quest locations and local launch arrangements.
GPS quests. Camera treasures. A little Ghanaian wonder.