Outdoor routes
Guide guests between real-world locations with maps, directions, and location-based stops.
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Digital tours & audio guides
Discover places. Experience stories.
Create self-guided routes, indoor audio guides, and experiences along designated routes. Combine maps, audio, stories, and interaction in one guide that accompanies visitors.
Fictional example · explore without registration or purchase
- Outdoor & indoor
- Audio & interactive stops
- Free or paid experiences
Build the route. Shape the experience.
For museums, attractions, cities, and tour operators. Choose the format that fits the place, then connect every stop into a coherent visitor journey.
01 / Create
A route with a purpose.
Arrange stops, maintain stories, and define how visitors experience the tour. Formats for outdoor and indoor settings, as well as fixed routes, support different environments.
- Combine places, routes, and stop content in the tour editor.
- Use maps outdoors and a structured sequence for indoor experiences.
02 / Explore
More than a line on a map.
Let visitors listen, look closer, and participate. Each stop can connect the story with audio, images, additional information, and a quiz.
- Bring narration and supporting content into the same mobile guide.
- Use questions and quizzes to make the visit more interactive.
03 / Share
Ready for the next visitor.
Publish a tour that visitors can open from a link or QR code. Offer free access or a paid experience, and keep the content current from the workspace.
- Translate maintained tour content into 31 languages.
- Answer visitor questions with an assistant grounded in the tour content.
Built around the use case
The right format for the place.
Indoor audio guides
Build a sequence through exhibitions and attractions without relying on outdoor navigation.
Fixed-route experiences
Use a defined route for formats such as sightseeing trips and moving experiences.
Virtual exploration
Enable virtual starts for eligible free tours so visitors can explore remotely as well as on site.
Tour feedback and insights
Review tour activity and visitor feedback to understand how an experience is being used.
Shared group tours
Bring participants together in a shared tour and coordinate progress with readiness checks at the stops.
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Before getting started
Practical questions. Clear answers.
Which tour format should be used?
Outdoor routes fit experiences between places, indoor tours fit exhibitions and attractions, and fixed routes fit a defined moving itinerary. A demo can compare the formats using the intended route.
Can tours be sold?
Yes. Tours can be free or paid. Payment setup, applicable processing fees, and the intended sales flow should be reviewed before publishing a paid experience.
Can a tour be explored without being on site?
Virtual access can be enabled for eligible free tours. It is a separate setting from on-site navigation and is not automatically available for every tour.
What content is needed to get started?
Start with the route or stop list, descriptions, images, and any existing audio. Content can be extended with translated text, narration, quizzes, and additional information as the tour develops.
Can an example be tried in advance?
Yes. The example on this page contains fictional content. Information, maps, and audio can be explored without registration or purchase. A demo then shows how the team manages the content in the background.
BUILT AROUND THE JOB
Start with one.
Do more together.
Start selling paid guides for free, or choose modules, adjust usage and see the complete price.
Highest-priced subscription module at full price; 20% off additional modules.All prices exclude VAT.
CREATE & SELL
An original guide. A path of its own.
Create an account without choosing a module and sell paid tours or guides with no recurring subscription. The Guides module covers freely accessible guides with activations.
Includes: 20 published paid Guides and unlimited trial use.
Start for free€0.00 / month30 %
standard platform fee per sale; individual terms may differ
Payment processing is additional. Editorial services, distribution support and AI generation are not automatically included. Purchased guide access does not use a Guides subscription allowance.
The details that make a difference.
When can invitation capacity change?
The ongoing subscription can be cancelled monthly. Higher invitation capacity is available after payment; reductions take effect at the next renewal. Invitations already issued remain valid for later events.
How do annual payment and allowances work?
Annual payment covers twelve months and saves 10% after the bundle discount. Monthly allowances do not accumulate across the year. Event emails earned through invitations remain available for that event.
How do invitations for later events count?
Invitations count in the month they are first issued, even when the event takes place later. Each person counts once per event. Reducing the plan later preserves those invitations and their event-email allowance.
Do contact records require a CRM subscription?
500 stored contacts are included, or 1,000 with the CRM module. Each additional 1,000 contacts costs €5 per month. CRM adds relationships, interaction history, opportunities and follow-up. The allowance applies once per organization.
What happens when usage grows?
When the purchased limit is reached, no further invitations can be issued until capacity is increased. Invitations already issued and existing event access remain available.
How are repeat and anonymous visits counted?
Known people are deduplicated by account or access token. Anonymous visits use a browser identifier; different devices may count separately. Staff previews, bots and duplicate imports are excluded.