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GeologyGo

A collecting game for people who like rocks

Collect minerals wherever you walk.

GeologyGo puts specimens on a map. Walk to one, add it to your collection, and high grade sets of three into a stronger piece. Join a team, then claim the ground your team collects.

See how it works Beta testing

A phone held outdoors, showing the GeologyGo map with the player’s location, nearby mineral pins, and a dotted path toward an orange X.

Beta

We are looking for beta testers.

GeologyGo is not in the app stores yet. We want collectors who will walk with the app, collect specimens, and tell us what feels right and what does not. Email support@geology365.com if you want to test.

iOS and Android downloads will replace this note when the public release is ready.

Pick your Avatar

Choose one of these minerals, or use your Geology365 photo.

Pick Your Team

Join Hammer, Pickaxe, Chisel, or Shovel. The crest is the side your finds count for.

Build Your Collection

Four parts of the game, from the first pin you walk to until your team holds the map.

Collecting

Specimens appear around you. Get close, collect once, and keep the crystal, its quality, and its rarity.

High grading

Three of the same mineral at the same level become one specimen of the next level.

Teams

Join Hammer, Pickaxe, Chisel, or Shovel. Your finds count for the team you pick.

Stake Your Claim

Collecting stakes a quadrant for your team. Hold it, and teammates have a chance at an extra specimen.

The game on your phone

The collect screen: a crystal photo, the mineral name, its level, quality, and rarity, and a collect button.
The high grade screen showing three matching specimens ready to combine into one higher-level crystal.
The map with a team claim: a colored quadrant, the team crest, and a sign, fence, or guard marking how strong the claim is.

Walk first. The collection follows.

Leaderboards track collectors and teams. Some places offer one new specimen a day. The rest of the rules are on the next page.

Pins are placed at random. A pin does not give you permission to enter private property. Collect only where you already have legal access.

How it works