About the startup
Venture Your city. Infinite ventures. Venture turns any city, night out, or event into a live scavenger hunt. Every hunt is AI-personalized to a group's specific vibe, occasion, and location, built from real places, not generic prompts. Players race to complete tasks like visiting local landmarks, bar hopping challenges, and social dares, snapping photo proof to earn points on a live leaderboard. It's part game, part night out, and it turns "what should we do tonight" into the plan itself. Three ways to play: Venture Race Private hunts for your group. Birthdays, bachelorette parties, work outings, campus events, whatever the occasion, host and players build a fully custom hunt for it. Set the vibe, the neighborhood, and the energy level, and Venture generates a hunt that actually fits the group instead of a generic template. Free to join and play; Premium unlocks a fully personalized hunt for $7.99. Venture City Free, public, and always live. Every month, 60 cities across the country get a fresh set of themed hunts anyone can join, no group required. Strangers compete side by side on a live monthly leaderboard, racing to complete photo challenges and scavenger finds tied to that month's theme. It's the easiest way to experience Venture: open the app, find your city, and start playing. Venture Live Built for real events. Corporate activations, campus orientations, venue partnerships, stadium tailgates, Venture Live turns any gathering into a live competition, complete with sponsor integrations and team play at scale. Pricing is flat and one-time per event, based on capacity: $59.99 for up to 25 guests, $99.99 for 26-50, $149.99 for 51-100, and $199.99 for 101 or more, with no guest count too large to plan for. Across all three modes, Venture's core is the same: AI-generated tasks grounded in real, verifiable places, proof-based scoring that keeps everyone honest, and a live competitive format that turns a passive plan into something everyone's actually playing.
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