Museum audio guides, in every visitor's language.

Audio guides for museums and heritage sites, written for visitors on their feet and produced in the languages they speak.

Who it is for.

Museums and galleries
Guides for permanent and temporary shows.
Heritage and tourism bodies
Trails and sites.
Cities and visitor centres
Walking tours.

What we produce.

Gallery stops
Short stops tied to an object.
Walking tours
Directions and stories.
Children's tracks
A lighter voice and simpler wording.
Accessible versions
Plain and described versions.

Written for a person on their feet.

As first written

The artefact dates from the late Bronze Age and exhibits features typical of the region.

As written for the ear

This bowl is three thousand years old. Look at the rim.

Illustrative example written for this page, not client work. Visitors listen while looking at objects, so stops are short and point at what to see.

How a project runs.

  1. Send what you have

    The stop list, object notes and the languages.

  2. Cast and adapt

    We write each stop for listening, with names agreed.

  3. Voice and review

    One voice per language, directed for calm and clarity, then native review.

  4. Delivery

    Files named by stop number.

Languages and accents.

Visitors from many countries want the guide in their own language, with local names for places and objects. Every language and accent is on the languages page.

Questions before you start.

Do you provide the playback device or app?

No. We deliver the audio files, which your guide system plays.

Can you add stops later?

Yes. The voice is kept, so new stops match.

Who checks historical facts?

You do. We check how names and dates are said.

Tell us about your project.

Tell us your content, languages and timing on one short page. A producer replies.

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