Explain collections conversationally
Visitors can ask the question that interests them instead of following one fixed audio-guide track.
Give visitors a character they can question, not just watch. We create your guide around your interpretation, collection records and visitor information, for a website, gallery display or kiosk.
Try our demo, then picture a character with your own brand and approved information. Your project is scoped around your audience and deployment.

We start with the questions, information and experience your audience actually needs, then create the avatar around that role.
Visitors can ask the question that interests them instead of following one fixed audio-guide track.
Build the guide around collection information, exhibition text, research, FAQs and visitor resources that your institution approves.
The guide can be a modern museum representative, a purpose-built fictional character or another appropriately licensed persona.
Use the character before a visit on the museum website or inside the venue on an interactive display.
Alongside collection knowledge, a guide can help explain facilities, directions, accessibility information or what to explore next.
Museum-specific knowledge remains part of that character and does not need to bleed into another organisation’s guide.
The same museum guide can move beyond the kiosk and onto visitors’ own devices. It can help around the venue and, where permitted history is enabled, give people a way to revisit what they discovered later.

Ask about exhibitions, facilities, accessibility and what to see before arriving.
Ask about an artefact, find a gallery, scan an exhibit code or follow links to live venue information.
Return to the guide later to remind yourself what an artefact was or continue learning from the visit.
Internet connectivity can add bookings, ticket links, offers, money-off vouchers, promotional codes, loyalty experiences and current information. Your locally deployed VoxaGuide can continue operating if those connected services are unavailable.
Connected installations can receive automated VoxaGuide updates so venues can stay current without manually reinstalling the avatar system.
Current software · Current contentAuthorised museum staff can review conversation history, topic and intent trends, detected emotion signals and recurring questions — helping reveal what visitors need and where the experience could improve.
Illustrative dashboard: these are example conversations and figures, not customer results.
“Where is the Egyptian exhibition? I’ve walked around twice.”
Your guide can have its own personality, voice and appearance while answering from museum-approved interpretation and records. The institution remains in control of the information visitors are given.
An AI museum guide is a conversational digital guide that can answer visitor questions using museum-approved information rather than only playing a fixed recorded tour.
Yes. Collection records, interpretation, exhibition content and other approved sources can be used as the information the guide answers from.
Yes. A museum guide can be designed for an on-site interactive display as well as a website or other digital visitor experience.
Potentially, yes, provided the character design, rights and historical framing are appropriate. Fictional guides are also an option.
Your VoxaGuide can run its conversation locally with no external AI API calls required at runtime, while a connection can be used for live services and automated software or content updates.
Where would it appear, and what should it help people do? A short description is enough to start. The team will use your brief to discuss the character, knowledge and deployment, then confirm the scope and quote.