Interactive stories for exhibitions
How it works
With AI Museum Guide, museums turn the stories behind their objects into interactive stories, so visitors take part and the museum sees what lands.
For visitors
Visitors take part instead of walking past
A quiz question or a poll asks something back, and sends the eye to the object.
For you
The curator stays in control
Create and change it yourself in an editor that speaks for itself. Changes are live immediately.
Also included
- Images, audio and video in the story
- Polls on a screen in the room
- QR stickers in your house style
- A mascot for the chatbot
- Monthly statistics email
- Floor plan and search
Trust
Secure, hosted in the EU, and your data stays yours
The chatbot answers only from sources the museum approved
Hosted in the EU, on Mistral and Hetzner
Your stories and visitor data stay yours
Hosting, updates and maintenance are included: always the latest version
Live in three steps
Intro
See it with your own objects
We put a few objects from your collection in a demo environment, show how it works and answer your questions.
Setup day
Set up together, then it's yours
We choose the exhibition and the first objects together, then set it up in one day with your team. From then on you add stories yourselves and test them internally.
Live
Visitors take part, you see what lands
The exhibition opens. Visitors read, answer and choose, and the statistics show you which stories land.
At Rijksmuseum Boerhaave, our first pilot, it took about three months from intake to opening.
An exhibition where visitors take part, and the museum watches along.
Visitors dive into the stories behind your objects: they choose, answer, and take another good look. After the opening you know which stories land, with whom, and how often. And you have the numbers to show it.