Travelers Navigation
A location-based dystopian exploration game where the real world becomes a field map of relics, caches, outposts, factions, gear, and player encounters.
Explore the field or sponsor a safe public destination.Enter Travelers
Independent application studio
Software for the field. Systems for the counter.
Rayleway Digital is building one location-powered game and two practical business tools—then improving them with the people who actually use them.
Flagship field project
The world outside becomes the game board.
Travelers Navigation turns public places into a dystopian field network. Locate relic signals, open caches, develop equipment, choose a faction, encounter other players, and leave a history on the map.
Geo-located relics and lootFaction contracts and progressionGear, armor, stores, and encountersSafety-reviewed public destinations
Three products / one studio
Play outside. Sell simply. Know what you have.
Each product works on its own. The Point and Got You also form a connected local commerce workflow.
The Point POS
A focused, installable point-of-sale register for products, barcode lookup, tax, cash or external-card records, sales sheets, and inventory handoff.
Join the pilot and test a faster daily checkout workflow.Try The PointGot You Inventory
Practical inventory control for SKUs, barcodes, locations, stock movements, reorder warnings, valuation, and automatic reconciliation with The Point.
Load the demo catalog and test the commerce bridge.Try Got YouPilot and partnership campaign
Choose how you want to meet Rayleway.
We are opening a small first wave so support stays personal and every response can influence the build.
Put a real destination on the Travelers field map.
Shops and public-facing organizations can apply for a time-boxed sponsored outpost, mission, offer, or reward. Every placement is reviewed for safety, fit, schedule, and exposure limits before anything goes live.
Ask about a field placement →Run a practical register without the clutter.
Test The Point with a realistic product catalog, barcode search, tax calculation, sales history, and a clean handoff to inventory—without collecting card numbers.
Request a Point pilot →See stock, movement, and reorder risk in one place.
Load Got You with ready-made demo inventory, test receiving and issuing, and reconcile sales from The Point before considering your own catalog.
Request a Got You pilot →Transparent by design: partnership inquiries do not activate a placement or charge a fee. We review the location and campaign together first.
How we build
Working releases, honest boundaries, useful feedback.
Start useful
Ship a focused version that solves one real job before adding layers.
Test honestly
Show what works, what is experimental, and what still needs proof.
Listen closely
Turn tester and partner feedback into visible product decisions.
Earn scale
Add pricing, subscriptions, teams, and integrations after the core holds up.
Travelers rewards movement and discovery.
The product begins with exploration and grows toward social encounters, player history, events, and partner-supported destinations.
The Point and Got You can work together.
A product sold at the register can flow into the inventory ledger for reconciliation without forcing a cloud account into the first pilot.
The first testers get a direct line to the build.
We use small test windows so feedback is read, answered, and reflected in the next release.
Development journal
What we are learning and shipping.
Release notes, field-test invitations, pilot windows, and product decisions from the studio.
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Where do you want to start?
Choose the product that fits you: playtest Travelers, pilot a commerce tool, or ask about a location partnership.
A request starts a conversation. It does not create a subscription, activate advertising, or charge anything.