GuideOn

A guide for every place people walk through.

Visitors scan a code and ask a friendly avatar on their phone. It answers from what you wrote: your rooms, your stops, your opening hours.

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A misty botanical garden with a path leading to a Victorian glasshouse
The visitor app showing a garden route with a green Start the walk button
Which path is quietest right now?

Wherever visitors have questions.

Museums, gardens, hotels, expos, campuses, aquariums, theme parks, cruise ships and city tours. If someone would ask a member of staff where something is, a guide can answer.

MuseumsWhy is the blue room so small?
Parks and gardensWhich path is quietest right now?
Hotels and resortsWhat time does breakfast end?
Expos and conferencesWhere is the keynote, and when?
Aquariums and zoosWhen is the next feeding?

Three taps from the door.

The visitor app home: a search field and a Scan button

Scan the code at the door

Or search for your venue. No account is needed to look around.

An illustrated museum guide with glasses and a teal blazer, smiling
‹ Back2 of 5 stops
3The long galleryNext stop, through the arch

The cafe is open until 5 pm, and the terrace has heaters on cold days.

What is next?Where are the toilets?

Ask anything

Out loud or typed. The guide answers from what you wrote, in the visitor's language.

The guide here is an illustration.

A route in the visitor app with the stops listed and a Start the walk button

Follow the route

Stop by stop, with the next place always in view. The guide notices when you arrive.

Your colours, your photos.

Each venue picks a brand colour and a cover photo. Buttons, links and focus follow it, and the text on top of it always stays readable.

A route in a venue with a cobalt blue brand colour
A route in a garden with a green brand colour
A route in a hotel with a terracotta brand colour

Set it up from one dashboard.

The dashboard's route editor: an ordered list of stops with narration

  • Start from a sample

    Pick your kind of place and edit a ready-made route instead of a blank page.

  • See what visitors see

    A live phone preview follows your venue's colour, photo and first route.

  • Test before you publish

    Ask the guide any question in the dashboard and see what it would answer.

  • Roles for your team

    Owners, admins, editors and viewers, enforced on the server.

Before you start.

Where do the guide's answers come from?

From what you add: your stops, routes and knowledge entries. You can try any question in the dashboard before a visitor does.

What do visitors need?

The GuideOn app on their phone. They scan the code at your entrance, or search for your venue, and start a walk.

Which languages does the guide speak?

English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian today. Pick the primary language for your venue when you set up.

Is it only for museums?

No. Parks, hotels, expos, campuses, aquariums, theme parks, cruise ships and city tours all work the same way: a place, some stops, and a guide that knows them.

Can I start without writing everything first?

Yes. Start from a sample route for your kind of place, then replace the text with your own. Samples are drafts, so visitors never see them until you publish.

Put a guide in your venue.

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