A guide for the visit, built on your museum's own content
Visitors enter with a QR code and talk to a guide that composes its answers from the sources your museum has uploaded and approved. The institution finds languages, routes and most-consulted works in the dashboard.
Why is this room dedicated to landscape?
In the museum's route this room brings together the works where landscape stops being a backdrop and becomes the subject itself.
Sources
Museum curatorial record
Already have a museum code?
Start the visitFrom sources to the visit
Three steps separate material the museum already owns from a guide running in the galleries.
- 01
The museum prepares the sources
You upload curatorial records and material in the reserved area and approve what the guide may use.
- 02
The visitor enters
A QR code in the room, on the ticket or on exhibition material opens the route in the browser.
- 03
The visit produces information
Questions and routes become aggregate data that show how the public reads the collection.
What the museum gets
Control stays with the institution: your sources define what the guide can say, and interactions come back as usable information.
Your sources, at the centre
Records, texts and curatorial material are uploaded, organised and approved by the museum.
Visit analytics
An aggregate picture of languages, duration, works and themes consulted along the route.
Content management
Content stays separated by institution and can be updated whenever the route changes.
Consistent with your voice
Tone, languages and presentation align with the institution's own identity.
What the visitor gets
A guide that adapts to the person in front of it, reachable from the browser with no app to install.
QR code access
The museum's code opens the right route in the browser, with no download and no sign-up.
Open conversation
Visitors ask what interests them and get an answer built on the museum's content.
A route that fits
Language, available time, interests and prior knowledge shape what the guide suggests.
Artwork recognition
A photograph can connect the visitor to the record of a work held in the route's catalogue.
Listening
Content can be played as audio, useful on the move or as an alternative to reading.
Where to go next
The guide helps choose what to see next based on the time left and what has already been seen.
Let's talk about your museum
Tell us about the collection or exhibition you have in mind. We'll help you work out which content is needed and which setup makes sense, before any commitment.