Smugglers Run is a one-of-a-kind cultural trail on Mudeford Quay (Dorset, UK). The trail includes 16 publicly-accessible signs that incorporate text, illustrations, models, rubbings, and audio re-enactments of the real-life smugglers of Christchurch.

In Between Camps” was a two‑day walking artwork tracing the ancient aqueduct route from al‑Arroub to Solomon’s Pools. The project used the act of walking to explore connections between land, history, landscape, and contested space in Palestine.

Explore 14 historic stops in East Grand Forks on a free self-guided walking tour. Stories of settlement, Prohibition, and flood recovery come alive with GPS + audio via PocketSights or the printed map. 60–90 minutes.

This walking work features 10 audio walking tours conducted by community members.

This geo-located audio walk traces the boundary of the Headingley Zoological and Botanical Gardens in Leeds, which operated from 1840 to 1858. Featuring ten stops along a short route starting at Burley Park Station, it incorporates archival records and local artists' responses to explore the Gardens' history and legacy.

A self-guided soundwalk app, "ECHOES interactive sound walks," presents 1928 recordings of five historical London street soundscapes, available throughout September by searching "LSN" in the app. The geolocated map features period audio, commentary, and contextual materials tied to original recording sites, alongside opportunities for users to contribute contemporary soundscape recordings via the HUSH City app.

The Museum of Yesterday (Museu do Ontem) is a mobile app offering around 160 location-specific stories, articles, audios, and videos about Rio de Janeiro’s old port, Porto Maravilha, accessible only by physically visiting the sites. Developed with Agência Pública and featuring art by Juliana Russo and narration by Anelis Assumpção, the bilingual app emphasizes exploration through a non-interactive map that limits visible areas to the device screen.

Swamp Walk is a storytelling time series that explores the historical, cultural, and ecological significance of The Great Swamp in New Jersey. It features archival graphics from the 1959–1970 jetport battle, highlighting both the area's environmental value and its contested past.

The act of getting lost is translated in ‘How Disappear Completely?’; a mobile game for experiencing the paths of Kemeraltı.