Link an ordered sequence of your existing QR pages into a walking tour — a campus route, a city walk, a museum trail. Visitors get walking directions between stops; you get a funnel showing exactly where they drop off.
Trails connect pages you've already built — no separate content system to maintain.
A trail is an ordered list of stops, each pointing at one of your Page Builder pages. Add a location to each stop and QRForge works out the walking route and total distance between them.
Scanning the entry code opens a trail overview with the stop list and estimated walking time. Each stop's page gets a sticky header showing progress and a "Directions to next stop" link — visitors always know where they are and where to go next.
A funnel view shows Entry → Stop 1 → Stop 2 → ... → Completed over the last 30 days, so you can see precisely which stop loses the most visitors — not just an aggregate scan count.
Built on top of pages you've likely already made.
Pick and order your existing Page Builder pages as stops.
Optionally add coordinates so QRForge can estimate walking time.
One entry QR code takes visitors into the trail overview.
See entry-to-completion drop-off for every stop, updated live.
Start with a template or a blank canvas — existing pages built with Page Builder can become trail stops, no separate content to create.