Visitor guidance reimagined
A slim, fast, lightweight web application that turns any smartphone into a guided experience — no app download, no friction. From the moment your visitor walks in, they are guided. Works on any modern device, instantly.
Everything included.
Never on by surprise: every paid action shows its price first and only runs after you agree.
Start free
Start free, pay per visitor.
Free PWA, statistics and CMS
+ Per visitor who logs in to the app, per validity period. Invoiced monthly, excl. VAT.
‡ Per contract year, after the first year. If the visitor fees stay below € 750, the difference is invoiced at the end of that contract year.
For a fixed price.
On request
For temporary projects.
On request
No. infotainment.guide is a Progressive Web App: visitors scan a QR code and the tour opens straight in the browser of their own smartphone. Adding it to the home screen is optional, one tap, without an app store.
Yes. Network-first caching keeps a tour running where museum Wi-Fi and mobile signal don't reach, and visitors are told as soon as new content is published.
Unlimited, in every package. Tours and languages are never billed per tour or per language, so a multilingual audio tour costs the same as a single-language one.
Yes. In the management environment your own staff write the stops, upload audio, manage translations and publish changes instantly — no developer needed. Prefer to hand it over? We can enter the content for you (€750 per 50 POI's) and help you find a professional voice.
Asgard is free to start: you pay €0,50 per visitor, with a minimum of €750 per contract year after the first year, all excl. VAT. Optional paid services in the app, such as voice recordings, translations and Ask the guide, are only charged when you use them. For a fixed price (Valhalla) or a temporary project (Midgard) we make you an offer on request.
Yes. Every tour can have a children's version, and parents create a QR code and PIN for each child, so children follow the tour on their own phone without an email address. Games such as memory and hangman, and quizzes with trophies, keep the visit active.
Want to know more? Read how the museum app works, or how to create a multimedia tour yourself.


