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How to Create a Photo Route in 5 Minutes

imhere's superpower is that anyone can create a route. Hotel owners guide guests to the door, travelers document their favorite walk, locals publish the shortcuts tourists never find. Here's the 5-minute tutorial.

Step 1: Sign up and get points

Create a free account at imhere.click. You start with bonus points, and you earn more by viewing routes. Creating a route costs a small number of points - enough to keep the system fair without blocking anyone.

Step 2: Walk the route and photograph the turns

Walk the path you want to share. At every decision point - a corner, a bridge, a gate, a stairway - take a photo of what the follower will see. Keep each step between 20 and 80 meters so the photos are easy to match.

Step 3: Add the route details

Give the route a clear title (e.g. 'Airport taxi stand to Sunny Guesthouse'), choose the city and country, and set the pickup point - where the follower should start. Add a short direction to each photo: 'turn left at the blue gate', 'cross the bridge and go straight'.

Step 4: Publish and share the code

Publish the route and you get a share code. Send it to guests by message, print it on a card at reception, or add it to your listing. Anyone with the code opens the photo route and follows it - no app store download needed, it works in any browser.

Why this helps hosts and travelers

Hotel and guesthouse owners stop answering the same 'how do I find you' question. Travelers stop circling the block with a dying phone. Each route you create earns you points, and each view rewards you - the more useful the route, the more you earn.

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Frequently asked questions

Is it free to create a route?
Creating a route uses a small number of points, which you earn by registering and viewing routes. Viewing routes is always free.
Do I need an app to create a route?
No. Everything works in your phone's browser - no download required for creating or following.
How long should each step be?
Between 20 and 80 meters is ideal - short enough to match photos easily, long enough to make progress.
Can I earn from my routes?
Yes. You earn points from views, likes and tips, which you can use to promote or renew your routes.