Your community does not experience your map on a screen. They experience it as the printed guide on the cafe table, the sidewalk sign that pulls them in, and the passport that gets them exploring. Proxi designs those materials for you, keeps them connected to what you are running, and hands them over ready to print.
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Most teams do not skip the sidewalk sign because they doubt it works. They skip it because someone has to design it, someone has to build the map, someone has to place the icons by hand, and that someone is already running three events this month.
So the sign does not go out. The window decals never get ordered. The Best Of winners get a social post instead of something they can hang in the window for a year. Proxi does that part. Your materials come out already designed, already branded to your organization, and already tied to whatever you are running. You download, you print, you put it on the street.
Six things you can put out this week, all pulling from the same map you already maintain.
Poster and handout layouts, folded guide templates, large-format export, QR code built in.
A-frame panel layouts, kiosk sizes, print-resolution QR exports, sponsor logo placement.
Per-business QR decals and counter cards that keep working when hours and offers change.
Winner badges in window, counter, and social sizes, so contest results stay visible all year.
Stop markers, table tents, and entry posters with a short code and plain URL as backup.
A paper stamp card for anyone who does not want to play on a phone, printed from the same challenge.
Design it once in Proxi, then hand visitors a beautiful printed version for your welcome center, hotels, and events.
They grab the paper map, scan to open the live interactive version, and never miss a stop. When something changes, you update it in one place and the paper keeps working.
Put your map where people already are. A-frame signs, window clings, and kiosk displays with a QR code send visitors straight to your interactive map, updated in real time.
No app to download, no reprinting when a business moves. If a phone will not scan, the sign carries a short code and a plain URL so nobody gets stuck on the sidewalk.
Passport programs and scavenger hunts turn a single visit into an adventure. Visitors check in, collect stamps, and earn rewards, while you capture the foot-traffic data that proves the impact to your board and your businesses.
Chambers use the zip code data to show town government that visitors traveled fifty miles or more. Every stop gets printed check-in signage, so the program works on the street and not just in the app.
Every business on your map gets its own page and its own permanent QR code, so a decal you print once keeps working even when their hours change.
Best Of winners get a badge they can display all year. This is usually the thing that unlocks participation from the businesses who are not sure about any of it yet. They want something they can hold.
In downtown North Bend, Washington, a single A-frame on North Bend Way carries the Guide to North Bend. One QR code, a typed URL for anyone who prefers it, a Spanish scan prompt, and partner logos along the bottom.
The sign has not changed. The map behind it has been updated dozens of times.
Using Proxi in print, on the street, or at an event? Send us your photos. We feature real communities using Proxi across our site and social channels, and we would love to include yours.
Explore what other communities have built, or book a walkthrough and we will show you what your first sign could look like.
