Everything your visitors need to navigate, explore, and play across your property.
Every DevSutes map starts here — a GPS map of your property that works on any phone, with no app to install.
Access your interactive map from any device - no app installation required! Simply open it in your web browser on your phone or computer.
Display a QR code prominently on your property, allowing visitors to launch the map instantly with their phone’s camera.
Our maps are GPS-enabled, providing visitors with their exact location in real time. This convenience helps visitors navigate your property independently, reducing the need for staff assistance and enhancing their overall experience. They can explore more freely, increasing their engagement and spending more time on your property.
For corn mazes, this feature helps visitors stay on the designated paths, minimizing damage and enhancing their navigational experience.
Visitors will find the map interface familiar and easy to use, employing common touch gestures similar to those in popular navigation apps like Google Maps or Apple Maps. This user-friendly design means there’s no learning curve, so visitors can start exploring right away.
Give lost or worried visitors a way to reach you right from the map. The Get Help button shows the guidance you choose - where to find staff, a phone number to call, or what to do if someone in your group is separated.
Fewer panicked wanderers, fewer staff interruptions, and peace of mind for parents.
A popular add-on that turns your map into a guide - label locations and highlight areas across your property. Available on its own, and included in the Games Pack.
Highlight key points of interest across your property with customizable map markers.
Each marker includes a unique icon, title, and description, guiding visitors to essential locations such as ticket booths, concessions, and restrooms with ease. Details pop up with a simple tap, providing immediate information.
Use map regions to highlight areas of your property. Each region has its own color, icon, title, and description - tapping a region displays its details.
Regions are ideal for u-pick farms because they let you highlight your different fields and varieties. As different varieties become available throughout the season, you can easily keep your map regions updated so visitors always know exactly what is available for picking the day they arrive. This directs visitors where you want them to go and keeps them out of where they shouldn’t go, reducing the need for physical signage.
Turn a visit into an adventure. Games keep groups engaged longer, give them reasons to explore your whole property, and send them home talking about it.
Increase the maze challenge with our Fog Overlay option, which adds a mysterious layer of fog over your maze. Each step reveals more of the map, heightening the thrill of exploration.
This unique feature promises a memorable and adventurous experience as visitors encounter unexpected turns and dead ends.
Transform your property or maze into an adventure-filled landscape with our Scavenger Hunt feature! Participants can discover trivia, checkpoints, and other fun items.
Integrate this with our Time Trials game to allow visitors to post their progress and times on the Leaderboard, fueling friendly competition and enhancing visitor engagement.
Embark on our Jigsaw Puzzle Maze Challenge! Begin with an image, like the farm’s logo, showing the puzzle piece outlines you need to discover. As you explore specific sections of the corn maze, you unlock these pieces, each revealing a segment of the corn maze image on your map.
This interactive challenge not only makes navigating more exciting but also visually tracks your progress. Complete the puzzle by finding all the pieces to uncover a stunning aerial view of the maze - a perfect adventure for groups and families!
Turn a walk around your property into a crossword hunt! Build a puzzle all about your farm - your crops, your animals, your history - and visitors fill it in right on their phones as they explore.
Run it your way: show the clues in the app, or send visitors searching for numbered signs posted around your property. Reward each solved word with your own popup - a fun fact, a photo - and greet finishers with your own completion message: a congratulations, closing information, or a pointer to a coupon they just unlocked.
It’s a self-guided, educational activity that works anywhere on your property - not just the maze - and keeps groups and families engaged from the first clue to the last letter.
Add an element of excitement with Time Trials! Visitors can race against the clock through your maze, with options to post their times on an online leaderboard.
Display the leaderboard on a large screen for everyone to see and celebrate high scores, boosting the competitive spirit and participation.
Visitors collect stamps by walking to the spots you choose - the animal barn, the sunflower field, the cider press. When they arrive, the stamp collects automatically by GPS; for indoor or low-signal spots, a simple tap collects it instead.
Collect the required number of stamps and your completion message appears - congratulate your finishers, share any closing information, or point them to a coupon they just unlocked. The passport works on any property, not just mazes, so it’s a natural fit for u-pick farms and orchards that want visitors to see everything.
The classic corn maze letter game, digitized. Numbered stations around your maze or property each hold a letter; finding a station reveals its letter in the visitor’s letter tray. Collect them all, unscramble the secret word, and type it in for the completion screen.
Run it however you already do: show station locations on the map for a guided hunt, or hide them so visitors search for your physical signs the old-fashioned way. Change the answer word each season and the stations regenerate in one click.
“Spot a tractor.” “Find a red apple.” Farm Bingo gives every visitor their own bingo card of things to find around your property - and every phone deals a different random card from your item pool, so siblings can’t copy each other and repeat visits stay fresh.
Items can carry a big emoji so even pre-readers can play by picture. The first completed line wins and shows your completion message; keep going for the full-card blackout bragging rights. It’s the easiest game to set up and a favorite for young families.
Sign-based games need signs - so we generate them for you. Print ready-to-post sheets for your crossword clue numbers, letter hunt stations, and scavenger hunt QR codes, straight from the games you’ve already set up.
No hand-lettering, no design work: set up the game, print the sheet, laminate, post.
Beyond the games: tools that connect the fun to your register, keep visitors informed, and show you how your property is really used.
Attach a coupon to any game - finish the passport, get $1 off cider - or offer one to every visitor with no game at all. The coupon appears right on the visitor’s phone, ready to show at the register.
When staff redeem it with a tap, your dashboard counts it - so you can finally see how many game completions turned into real register transactions, and which games actually drive sales.
“Hayride at 3pm.” “East field picked out for today.” Post announcements that appear as banners over the visitor map - phones already on the map see a new post within about 30 seconds.
Schedule them ahead of time: a one-off window for Saturday’s event, or a weekly repeat for the every-weekend hayride. Expired announcements retire themselves, so the map never shows stale news.
One short code, and everyone in the group sees each other live on the map - parents track the kids racing ahead in the maze, school groups keep tabs on every chaperone’s cluster.
It solves the most stressful moment on any farm visit - “where did the kids go?” - in a way no paper map ever could. Groups are private and temporary: no accounts, no sign-ups, and the group cleans itself up after the visit.
See your property the way your visitors use it. The analytics dashboard shows how many visitors opened your map, which games they played, and how engagement changes across the season.
The movement heatmap draws where visitors actually walk - so you can spot the loop nobody finds, and place signs, staff, and concessions where the traffic really is. All data is anonymous; you see patterns, not people.
