Museums & culture
AvailableAn exhibition you can hear
A small tag beside each piece reads its description and story, so blind and visually impaired visitors experience the exhibition in full, like everyone else.
An exhibition for everyone
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No change to the display
Small tags that do not compete with the pieces.
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Changes with the exhibition
When exhibits change, the description is updated in the dashboard.
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Galleries and facilities
Each gallery’s theme and where facilities are.
A description for every piece
Beside each piece, a tag reads its name, date and a description of what sighted visitors see: shape, colour and material. The description is text written by the museum team and read aloud by the app.
Writing a good description
- Start with what the eye sees: shape, size and colour.
- Then material, date and story.
- Short sentences, and avoid “as you can see”.
Frequently asked questions
Can descriptions be long?
Yes. Descriptions are text; we suggest a short paragraph followed by detail for those who want more.
Do visitors need headphones?
They are recommended in quiet galleries; the app works with any headphones connected to the phone.
Does it suit temporary exhibitions?
Yes. Tags can be repointed to the new exhibition’s content.
Let's make your place speak
Tell us about your facility or product and we will suggest how to equip it.