Roadmap
Our next steps come from what museums, cities and parks ask us for: moving through buildings as easily as through streets, giving visitors a voice and understanding what really works.
The foundations we build on, used every day by the places that tell their stories with GuideMyVisit.
What we're working on right now.
Building floor plans join the world map: the guide takes you to the entrance, leads you inside, moves between floors using elevators and ramps, and brings you back out to the next stop. One single route, from outside in and back again.
The next steps, already being designed.
Photos and comments on artworks and places: visitors share how they see them, and those who come later discover new details. From the Studio you approve, reply and handle reports, so moderation stays in your hands.
Aim your camera and the app recognizes the artwork, even without beacons or QR codes. The pieces that move you go into your collection, ready to listen to again at home.
Sign language videos, easy-to-read texts and audio descriptions, created in the Studio like any other content. Designed with the European Accessibility Act requirements in mind.
Gallery heatmaps, dwell times, most-played artworks and most-followed routes: anonymous, aggregated data to see where to act.
Ideas we're studying together with our customers.
Clues to follow from room to room, questions at the end of the route and badges to collect: the visit becomes a game for families and schools.
Say how much time you have and Noesis plans the tour, steering clear of the busiest rooms at that moment.
Tickets and time slots right in the app, connected to the venue's box office. Some content unlocks at the entrance.
Point at a ruin and see it as it was, point at a faded fresco and find its original colors: reconstructions appear right where you stand.
Tell us what your museum, city or park needs: the roadmap grows with the people who use GuideMyVisit every day.
Features and release order may change.
Contact
A museum, a historic town, a trail with a story to tell? Write to us and we'll work out together how GuideMyVisit can give it a voice.
