The label next to the object now speaks every language
You add a QR code to your existing labels. Visitors scan it and listen in their own language, without an app.
The astronomical clock
Clockmaker unknown, c. 1890
This clock counts far more than hours. The outer ring follows the moon.
Depth without extra labels
Your collection tells a story that doesn’t fit on a label. With an audio tour, you give visitors the context they ask for, in the language they speak.
Visitors differ. One wants to see the highlights in twenty minutes, another wants to spend a quarter of an hour at a single object. An audio tour serves them both, without filling your galleries with more text. You tell the story of each object, with photos or a video alongside.
Why museums choose Wandrz
More story for your visitors, less hassle at the front desk.
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Every visitor in their own language
Tourists, newcomers and school groups listen in the language they understand best. You choose from more than 70 languages.
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No app and no equipment to manage
Visitors use their own phones, simply in the browser. You don’t have to hand anything out, charge it or clean it.
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Ready for the next exhibition
You add a temporary exhibition to the tour as its own section, with a start and end date.
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One change, every language updated
When you edit a text, every language follows automatically. You view everything on your own web address before it goes live.
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In your own branding and on your own web address
We set up the tour with your colours, typeface and logo; that’s included in the price. Visitors see your museum.
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Your own voices
For each stop and language, you choose an AI voice or your own recording, from your curator or director, for example.
How it works in your museum
Your existing labels stay where they are. All you add is a QR code and a number.
- 1At the entranceA QR code on the front desk or at the entrance. Visitors scan it with their camera and choose their language.
- 2At the objectThe label next to the object shows a QR code and the stop number. Visitors can scan the code or type in the number.
- 3Listen and look aroundVisitors listen as often as they like during their visit and read along with the text. Meanwhile, they can simply keep browsing through the tour.
Also for visitors who find seeing or reading harder
For many visitors, listening is more comfortable than reading. For people with low vision or low literacy, and for people who are just learning the language, audio is often the difference between taking in what’s on display and missing it.
- Visitors adjust the playback speed
- They read along with the text and make the letters bigger
- Tested for accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA)
- With your visitors’ own earphones
Frequently asked questions
How do visitors start the tour?
With a QR code at the ticket desk, on a sign or at an object. They scan it with their camera, choose a language and listen. They don’t need an app or an account. At every stop, they can also type in the number on the label.
Can we add a temporary exhibition?
Yes. It gets its own section in the tour, with a start and end date. Your dedicated contact at Wandrz is happy to help you plan it.
Do we need Wi-Fi in the building?
Wi-Fi or 4G is enough. The tour streams the audio for each stop and that uses little data. A weak signal is usually enough.
Can our director record the narration?
Yes. For each stop and language, you choose: an AI voice or your own recording.
How quickly is our tour ready?
Your first stops can be ready within a few hours. You decide when the tour goes live: you view everything on your own web address first.
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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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Educational institutions and schools
Pupils listen on their own phones, in the language they speak at home too.
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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.