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A ready-made adventure for the next field trip.
Localnauts is a fully prepared outdoor experience for small groups — with story, roles, tasks and reflection. No crafting, no briefing, no tech stress. You accompany, the kids guide themselves.
Quick setup. Real impact.
The facilitator guide for educators and group leaders includes timing, role cards and follow-up suggestions. 1 team code = 1 small group (~6 children, 1 device). Multiple codes at once = multiple groups in parallel.
With Localnauts, learning the future skills the world needs.
Children solve challenges independently and experience directly that they can make things happen.
Each small group self-organises — roles, decisions, communication.
Hints instead of answers — the group thinks, decides and sets its own pace.
Neighbourhood stories open other viewpoints — on places, people, history.
Navigator, Chronicler, Naut — three roles that rotate. Everyone has responsibility. Nobody is just watching.
Story, clue hunt, puzzle, team vote, photo. Clear structure — groups move through every station independently.
Thumbs up or down — at every station. State your view, listen, accept the outcome.
Team decisions at every station
Where neighbourhood adventure meets expertise.
Behind Localnauts is not just a game, but a well-founded concept for modern knowledge transfer. As a state-certified social educator (M.A.) and lecturer in agile project management, Christine Möllers combines her experience in organisational development with innovative educational work.
Through her work in career orientation and cultural management, she knows what matters: Localnauts specifically fosters future skills such as personal responsibility and teamwork. While participants discover new perspectives through immersive storytelling, the format actively strengthens self-efficacy within the group.
Christine Möllers auf LinkedInState-certified quality
Developed by a social educator and certified cultural manager with an eye for didactic depth and social relevance.
Agile learning
As a specialist in Agile Project Management, methods like Design Thinking and Scrum are used to guide group processes in a modern and effective way.
Experience perspectives
Through co-creation and storytelling, social discourse is brought directly into public space — and cohesion within the group is strengthened.
The experience doesn't end at the finish.
At each station, the group's photographer captures a moment. At the end of the tour, a shared collage is created automatically — a concrete, tangible result that the group created themselves.
The collage opens the pedagogical follow-up: What did we experience? What did we decide — and why? Where were we wrong? It closes the reflection loop and consolidates learning.
The right package for every group.
Everything included. Nothing to prepare.
Group sizes, timing, coordinating multiple teams — we'll sort everything for free before you book.