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Mobile QR guides.
A mobile QR guide opens on a visitor's phone after they scan a code. It brings together stories, audio, pictures and practical information in a browser, without requiring an app installation.
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Their phone. Your world.What your project can include
Place codes by exhibits, on a route or at reception. Visitors choose a language and follow the content at their own pace. A guide can complement a touchscreen kiosk, extend a self-guided tour or make information available where a fixed screen would be impractical.
- Access through a QR code or a normal web link
- Text, images, audio and video in one guide
- Visitor routes, maps and points of interest
- Editable content and multiple language versions
GOOD QUESTIONS
Let's make it clear.
Do visitors have to download an app?
No. The guide opens in a compatible mobile web browser through the QR code or a direct link.
Does the guide need an internet connection?
The standard web guide needs mobile data or Wi-Fi. Tell us if your location has poor coverage so we can assess an appropriate setup.
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Let's bring it to life.
Tell us what you want people to discover. We'll help you find the right way to make it happen.
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