Blotpath vs QR Maze Runner

The city is your canvas. Walk a street. Leave a line. Come back before it fades. Blotpath paints the routes you actually run or ride. Phone in a pocket is enough. Ink stays for about ten days, then the canvas forgets — unless you walk it again. You never pay to stop fade. Apple Watch can start the same walk from your wrist, even with the wrist down. Party is optional. Friends join with a code and share finished walks on one neighborhood canvas. There is no live map pin, no ads, and no stranger feed. Location is used only during an active walk. Ending the walk stops it.

QR Maze Runner turns any text into a playable maze. Type a link, a name or a short message. The app encodes it as a real QR code and turns the code's modules into walls, so every message makes its own maze — and the board still scans like a normal QR code. HOW TO PLAY • Steer the coral runner with a swipe (or the arrow keys on a keyboard). • Collect every dot to clear the maze. • Dodge the glitches — diamond-shaped bugs that roam the corridors. • Grab a power dot to stun the glitches for a few seconds. • Turn on Auto-play and let the built-in AI solve the maze for you. FEATURES • Any text or URL becomes a unique maze (up to 240 characters) • 4–9 glitches — change the difficulty at any time • Capture an image of your maze • Share a link that opens the same maze • Apple Watch companion: your latest maze, live on your wrist; turn the Digital Crown to steer PRO (one-time purchase) • Custom runner and glitch skins (emoji or image) • Custom wall and dot colors • Record gameplay videos with sound