A premium audio guide for your site. Live in days, no app.
For gardens, heritage sites, museums and rides. Your visitors scan a QR code and listen in their own language. We write and voice it, and you approve it.
- Visitors scan a QR code
- No app to install
- Five languages
- Words on screen
- No visitor accounts
Before and after
Less to run. More to hear.
Today
- A queue at the hire desk
- Devices to charge, clean and collect
- One language, or printed boards that go out of date
- Text changes mean reprinting
With Guide Me Visit
- Visitors scan and listen on their own phone
- They choose their language on the first screen
- The words are on screen as well as in the ear
- The same QR code keeps working when the text changes
How it works
Three steps, no procurement project.
- 1
We write and voice the guide
You share your knowledge of the place. We write, voice and translate the guide, and you approve every stop.
- 2
Visitors scan a QR code
You display it at the entrance or at each stop. Nothing to install, nothing to hire out.
- 3
They listen in their language
They pick a language on the first screen and listen on their own phone, with the words alongside.
The visitor experience
What your visitors see.
A welcome screen in their language, then one stop at a time with the words on screen. These are example screens for an imaginary venue.
- Choose a language on the first screen
- Large text, strong contrast, controls sized for touch
- Pause, replay and move between stops freely
- Opens in the phone browser from a scan or a link
Audio guide
Your Venue
Choose your language, tap a stop and press play.
Sample screen
Welcome to Your Venue
About 2 min
Welcome. Stand where you can see the whole room.
Notice the light coming from the left.
Look at the largest object in front of you.
When you are ready, the next stop is just ahead.
What venues get
Everything a guide needs, nothing to hire out.
Items marked planned are on our roadmap and are not available yet.
A better visitor experience
Premium narration, with the words on screen, at the visitor’s own pace.
Five languages
English, Portuguese, German, French and Spanish, each checked by a native speaker.
GPS-triggered stops
Where a site wants it, a stop can start as the visitor arrives. Location stays on the phone.
Works offline
Visitors can save the guide to the phone and keep listening without a signal.
Your brand, not ours
Colours, name and tone follow your site. Guide Me stays in the background.
Private links and ticket codes
Open to all, or limited to people with a link or a ticket code.
Visitor analyticsPlanned
Anonymous listening figures for your team.
Ticketing integrationPlanned
Connect the guide to your ticketing and entry systems.
Languages
Every visitor in their own language.
Our process currently covers five languages. A native speaker checks each translation before a guide goes live, and we will not list a language we have not shipped.
- English
- Português
- Deutsch
- Français
- Español
Other languages are possible later, and we say which ones we have shipped before you commit to them.
Who it is for
Places worth listening to.
Gardens
Outdoor sites where visitors move at their own pace.
Heritage sites
Castles, houses and monuments with many stories.
Rides and attractions
Consistent narration in several languages, with the words on screen.
Small museums
Galleries and collections that want guidance without hardware.
Compared
Guide Me Visit, leaflets and apps.
| Feature | Guide Me Visit | Printed leaflets and boards | A separate visitor app |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visitor installs something | No | No | Yes, an app |
| Languages | Five in our process | Usually one, or several boards | Depends on the app |
| Change a fact later | We update it; same QR code | Reprint | Depends on the app owner |
| Words on screen as well as audio | Always | Text only | Varies |
| Devices to hire out and charge | None | None | None (visitor phone) |
| Your brand on the experience | Yes | Yes | Usually the app brand |
A general comparison of approaches, not of named products. Printed and app columns describe typical cases.
Accessibility, privacy and AI
Accessible and private by design.
Transcript always on screen
Every stop shows its words, so visitors can read as well as listen.
No visitor accounts
Visitors do not register. We do not sell visitor data.
Location stays on the device
Where a guide uses location, it is processed on the phone.
Human review
A person reviews every script and listens to the audio before publication.
Voices are disclosed
The voices are synthetic, and each guide says so.
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA
That is our target. We list what has and has not been tested in the accessibility statement.
Pricing
A free pilot, then a quote that fits your site.
A one-time set-up and an annual licence per site. The number of stops, the languages and how often the content changes shape the price. We do not publish a price list yet.
FAQ
Questions we expect.
How much does it cost?
There is a one-time set-up and an annual licence per site. The price depends on the number of stops, the languages and how often the content changes. We do not publish a price list yet, so we start with a free pilot and quote afterwards.
Do visitors need to install an app?
No. A visitor scans a QR code or opens a link and the guide opens in their phone browser.
Do you need any hardware?
No devices to buy, charge or hand out. You display QR codes where you want them.
How long does it take to go live?
The aim is days, not months, once your material is with us and you have approved the scripts. The timeline depends on the number of stops and languages, and we agree it in writing before the pilot starts.
Who owns the audio and the text?
The terms are agreed in writing at the start of each pilot. Your material and your wording stay yours.
How do you keep it accurate?
We write only from material you give us or approve. A person checks each script and you approve it before anything goes live.
Is the narration a real person?
The voices are synthetic and we say so in the guide. A person reviews the script and listens to the result before publication.
Which languages do you cover?
Our process currently covers English, Portuguese, German, French and Spanish. A native speaker checks each translation before launch, and we will not list a language we have not shipped.
Does it work without a signal?
Guides can be saved to the phone for use offline once visitors have opened them on a connection.
We are choosing our first design partners.
We are working with a small first group of places. Tell us about yours and we will tell you honestly whether a pilot fits.