School trips, open days and newcomers, in their own language
Pupils, parents and newcomers can listen straight away, without an app and without installing anything.
A whole group, each on their own phone
On a school trip, every pupil scans the QR code themselves. You don’t have to hand anything out, charge it or collect it again.
- Works in the browser, without an app
- Pupils listen as often as they like during their visit
- The same tour as for your other visitors, so there’s nothing extra to make
In the language they speak at home too
In a group with several languages, everyone chooses their own. A newcomer hears the story in the language they feel most at home in, and the classmate next to them hears it in Dutch.
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More than 70 languages
You choose the languages of your groups and don’t need a translation agency or a recording studio.
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Listen and read along
The text is there at every stop. Pupils make the letters bigger and the voice slower.
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For newcomers
Even pupils who have only just arrived in the Netherlands join the same trip as the rest of the group.
Nederlands · العربية · Українська · Türkçe · Polski · English · Español · and more than 60 others. See all languages
How a school visit goes
A class comes in and moments later everyone is listening: in their own language and at their own pace.
- 1One QR code at the entrancePupils scan it with their own phone and choose their language.
- 2Everyone at their own paceAt every stop, they scan the code or type in the number. Nobody has to wait for the group.
- 3Time to talkThe group leader doesn’t have to explain everything and has time for the questions the group asks.
Open days and guided tours
On an open day, parents and new pupils make their own way past classrooms and workshops and around the building. Everyone hears the same story, even when nobody is free to show them round.
A route you only need for a short while goes into the tour as its own section, with a start and end date. After the open day, it disappears by itself.
You view everything on your own web address before it goes live. You can always go back to the previous version.
Frequently asked questions
Do pupils need an app or an account?
No. They scan the QR code and listen straight away in their phone’s browser. They don’t need an app or an account.
What if not every pupil has a phone?
Then pupils listen together on one phone, or you use the school’s tablets or laptops: the tour works in the browser.
What about pupils’ privacy?
Pupils don’t create an account or fill in any details. The tour only sets a cookie to remember access and doesn’t track visitors.
Do pupils need internet along the way?
Yes. The tour streams the audio for each stop. That uses little data, so Wi-Fi or 4G is enough. Put your QR code somewhere with good coverage.
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Museums and heritage institutions
A story with every object, in your visitors’ own language.
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City walks and historic centres
A QR code at every point on your route. Walkers listen on their own phones, without an app.
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Nature and visitor centres
Stories at your signs and in your visitor centre, in your own branding.
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Company visits and factory tours
Guests and new colleagues hear the same explanation at every stop, in their own language.
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Social and cultural projects
Let residents tell the stories themselves: for each stop and language, you choose an AI voice or your own recording.
Security and privacy taken care of
All about privacy and security-
Hosted in the Netherlands
Your data is stored on servers in the Netherlands. Audio and images are stored in the EU.
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A secure account
Two-step verification, roles and an activity log for your team.
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No tracking
The tour doesn’t follow visitors and doesn’t build profiles.
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Accessible
Tested for accessibility against WCAG 2.2 AA.
Want to hear how your tour sounds first?
We’ll make a trial tour of a few stops in a few languages, with your own texts and on a demo link of your own. Or book a 30-minute demo.