Digital audio guides for museums
Walkalong turns approved curatorial material into an accessible multilingual tour. Visitors start on their own phones via QR code, without collecting a separate device or installing an app.
- Direct QR access
- Works in the browser
- Multilingual content
Who is it for?
- Museums, temporary exhibitions and castles
- Churches, memorial sites and cultural heritage venues
- Visitor centres, scientific collections and campuses
Possible themes and use cases
Gardens of Memory – digital memorial tours
A digital memorial tour supports quiet exploration at each visitor’s own pace. Biographies, historical context, symbolism and archive material can be connected to specific points in the landscape.
Open Churches – digital church tours
A digital church tour can interpret architecture, symbols, artworks and the history of a faith community. Visitors explore quietly at their own pace, within the rules of the liturgical space.
Campus Explorer – digital university tours
A digital campus tour can support first-time orientation while presenting the institution’s people, research milestones, buildings and natural heritage.
What does it add to the visitor experience?
Language versions within the same tour structure
A visual theme aligned with the venue’s identity
How it becomes your own tour
- 1
We define the visitor goal, route and content scope together.
- 2
Approved source material is shaped into concise mobile stations.
- 3
The complete experience is reviewed on real devices before launch.
Frequently asked questions
Does the visitor need to install an app?
No. Public Walkalong tours open in a supported mobile browser from a QR code or direct link.
Can the tour be multilingual?
Yes. The number and production of language versions depend on the selected package and agreed project scope.
Is the linked demo a customer reference?
No. We only link a general Walkalong demonstration program on these pages.
Digital audio guides for museums
Tell us briefly about the venue and your idea. We will respond with the next steps and an initial assessment.