For museums and galleries

Beyond the walls.Beyond closing time.

Your exhibition, open to every visitor, any time, anywhere.

After the visit

Exhibitions that talk back

Years to make, an hour to see. Then visitors walk out, and the exhibition stays behind.

Now they keep asking, and the exhibition answers.

One exhibition, three moments

Before the visit
Visitors arrive curious, with questions of their own.
In the gallery
They scan at the work and ask about it, right where it hangs.
Afterwards
They step back in whenever they like, at home, in their own language.

Your collection, your voice

The exhibition speaks from your own material, in the tone you choose.

Why is the jug so much brighter than everything around it?

The painter used ultramarine, ground from lapis lazuli. It cost more than gold, so he saved it for the one thing he wanted you to see first.

Can I look at it again from home?

Whenever you like. I'll be here.

Grounded in your collectionYour texts, your research and your experts. Nothing made up.
Approved by your curatorsYour team decides what the exhibition says before any visitor hears it.
In the visitor's languageEnglish, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, German and more.

Impact

The visit becomes a relationship, and the relationship becomes numbers for your board and funders.

Visitors who come back
See how many visitors return to the exhibition after their visit, exhibition by exhibition.
A reason to return
A conversation that carries on brings visitors back to the galleries, and into membership.
Paid experiences
New earned income beyond the ticket: deeper experiences, and bundles for your shop.
Nothing to install
Visitors scan a code and start, on their own phone.

After closing time

A visitor remembers something on the way home. The exhibition is still there to ask, from your own collection.

I saw the self-portrait today. Why is he looking away from us?

He painted it the winter his studio burned down. Turning away was the most honest thing he could show you.

Is there more about that winter?

Room 6 has his letters from those months. Shall I read you the first one?

That is the moment to start. Tell us what's coming.

Partner museums

Tell us about your collection, your visitors and what opens next. We read every message ourselves.