Interactive learning for museums, parks, hotels and destinations
A fresh look at old knowledge.
Turn the catalogues, guides and stories you already have into activities that help visitors learn, remember and take part. They open them from a QR code in their phone’s browser. Draft them with AI from your documents or write them by hand: either way, you approve what goes out.
- No app to install
- Public units open with no sign-in
- Nothing is published without your approval
From your material to your visitors.
- Bring what you know
- Shape it into learning
- Put it in their hands
Who it is for
Pick the place that looks like yours.
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Museums and heritage sites
Your collection knows more than fits on a label.
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Parks and visitor attractions
The story of the place, on every visitor’s phone.
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Hotels, resorts and destinations
Give your guests the story of the place they came to.
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Work instructions, and other places with a story
The same approach works wherever there is useful material and a story to tell. For example:
- Botanical gardens and arboretums
- Open-air museums and heritage villages
- Observatories and planetariums
- Libraries and public archives
- City heritage trails and guided walks
- Festivals and temporary events
- Visitor centres of companies and cooperatives
- Lighthouses, mills and historic churches
Work instructions in the worker’s own language Tell us about your place
Two ways to start
Your knowledge, your way.
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Start from your documents
Upload a catalogue, a guide or a web page. The platform proposes a plan and drafts the activities. You edit every line before anyone sees it.
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Start from a blank page
Build an activity yourself: write the questions, add your own pictures, set the order. The AI is needed only if you want other languages or narration.
Either way, someone at your institution decides what visitors see.
Try it yourself
Don’t take our word for it.
We made these five examples in Aristoqle, with the same tool you get. Scan a code with your phone and go through them as a visitor would, with no app to install and no account to open.
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Museum
Objects from Grandma’s Kitchen
A small collection of everyday objects: what they were for, what they were made of and how a kitchen once worked.
Open the example: Objects from Grandma’s Kitchen
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Nature park
Wetlands and Their Birds
A nature trail for families with children: the birds of the wetland, where each one lives and a year in the life of a stork.
Open the example: Wetlands and Their Birds
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Heritage and tourism
Medieval Town Heritage
Gates, walls, craftsmen and the fair on the main square, in short games along the stops of the walk.
Open the example: Medieval Town Heritage
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For everyone
How Chocolate Is Made
From the cocoa pod to the chocolate bar: the steps, the terms and a few surprises.
Open the example: How Chocolate Is Made
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Work instructions
Welcome to the Team
Welcoming a new colleague: who helps with what, what the first day looks like and how to find your way around the office.
Open the example: Welcome to the Team
We made these examples for demonstration. The institutions in them are invented and are not our clients.
Made to measure
No time to build it yourselves?
We write, illustrate and publish it for you, from your material. It is built on the platform, in your institution’s account, so it stays yours.
Trust
You decide what visitors see.
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A person decides
What the AI drafts cannot be shown to visitors or exported until someone at your institution marks it verified. What you write yourself is in your hands from the first line.
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No accounts for visitors
Public units open from a QR code with no sign-in. They collect no names or email addresses.
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Every AI run is logged
Every AI run is recorded separately for each institution.
Your first unit
Start with what you know.
Open a free account. Bring a catalogue or a guide, or start from a blank page, and build your first unit of interactive learning.