Your seat
Scan the code on your ticket — or the sign at your section entrance — and the day starts here: kickoff countdown, lineups, and the legends tour and trivia for this exact section.
Find your wayA fan's day is a route — arrive, find the seat, explore without leaving it, tour the legends, collect the matchday stamps, beat the exit rush. Waypoints Studio turns every seat, gate, statue and concourse corner into a waypoint on that route.
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Every game day has the same pauses — found the seat, spotted the statue, hit the concourse, headed for the gate. Each one becomes a scannable waypoint that answers the moment and moves the day forward.
Scan the code on your ticket — or the sign at your section entrance — and the day starts here: kickoff countdown, lineups, and the legends tour and trivia for this exact section.
Find your wayThe bronze out front isn't a photo op — it's chapter one of the legends tour, told in the club's own voice.
Hear the storyA live picture of every stand on this level — what's near, what's fast, what's worth the walk.
Shortest line right nowFirst scan of the day drops the first stamp in the matchday collection — and points the way to Section 214.
Collect the gate stampAnd when a fan just has a question — "where's the nearest family restroom?" — every waypoint quietly answers it too. One tap, one answer, back to the game.
This is what a fan actually sees. Every glowing pin is a real spot in the ground — a section gate, a concession stand, a restroom, the way out. One tap opens the answer right in the phone they already carry. Nothing to download.
Find your seat
Order from your seat
Nearest restroom
Exit & pickup
"Which gate for section 114?"
Order from your seat
"Where's the closest family restroom?"
A real capture of a live waypoint conversation — every answer pulled only from that spot's own documents, right in the phone browser. The same engine answers a stadium's gate, seat and concession questions from the venue's own info.
Four steps. No hardware installs, no fan app to force — just plates, signs and stickers where fans already stand.
Event-day ops docs, bowl maps, rosters, matchday programs, club history — drop in what you already have.
Waypoints, the legends tour, stamp checkpoints and answer content — drafted from your documents, edited by you.
QR plates at seats, gates, statues and concourse corners. Print-ready signage in your team colors.
Fans scan, explore, tour and collect. You watch the whole bowl light up on the dashboard.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Self-serve gets a club or single venue moving today; the Business & Enterprise band runs full stadium deployments.
Prove it on one concourse.
The full matchday journey.
Everything, everywhere in the bowl.
Multiple venues, unlimited waypoints, more editors, and higher fan volume.
More venues, higher usage limits, and more editors and analytics.
Unlimited venues, the highest fan and usage limits, and priority processing.
A stadium deployment typically runs $3,000–$10,000+/month — a rounding error against one game's guest-experience budget.
Talk to usNo. Every waypoint is a QR scan that opens instantly in the phone's browser — gate, seat, statue, stand. No download, no account required to start the journey; fans who want their stamp collection saved sign in with one tap.
Yes. Waypoints are served from a global CDN, so 214 sections scanning during a halftime rush behave the same as one visitor on a quiet Tuesday. There's no on-site hardware to overload — the plates and signs are printed, not powered.
Each seat waypoint carries its section, row and seat, so wayfinding and analytics are tagged to an exact point in the bowl. Every tier layers on multi-language audio, accessibility and deeper matchday experiences as you grow.
The same waypoints switch modes. The legends statue tells the team's history, the concourse plates guide concert crowds, and gate waypoints guide private events — one deployment, every event on the calendar.
Put the first ten waypoints on your concourse this week — free for 14 days, live before the next home game.