For museums, visitor attractions, temples, shrines and heritage sites
Let the place tell its story.
An audio guide inside the building is not the problem. The problem is the visitor who never arrives: the one at the station, at the famous shrine next door, at the red-brick warehouses across the street. WeGuide tells your story in the visitor's language, routes them to you from where they already are, and reports how many came.
Pilot programmes open. Languages chosen for your visitors: English, Polish and Japanese today.
The problem
The famous place next door takes the visitors. You get the leftovers.
A new station or a new line brings visitors into town. They walk the short route between the two famous sights and leave. Your doors are two streets away.
Passing-through visitors
Plans call it a pass-through destination and a lost opportunity. Visitors spend an hour, buy nothing, and remember the queue at the other place.
A guide in one language
The audio guide you have speaks one or two languages. The visitor from the new market gets a leaflet.
A story that stops at the exit
The exhibition ends and so does the narrative. Nothing walks the visitor to the port, the shrine, the quarter your story is about.
What you get
A story that reaches people and walks them further.
The guide uses your material and your rules. Nothing about your place is written by us without your approval.
Inside and outside
The same guide narrates your rooms and the streets your exhibition is about, in the visitor's language, hands free.
Your partners, your quarter
Routes from the station to your door through the shops, cafés and sites you work with. A stamp trail or rewards can be configured per deployment.
Numbers for the city and the funder
Visits, dwell time, routes taken. Aggregated and anonymised, compared with the baseline, ready for the report you owe.
How it works
From your material to a guided quarter.
You share your material
Exhibition texts, the story of the place, the route you wish visitors took, your partners. We write nothing about your place without your approval.
We build the guide
Your rooms and your quarter become a guided route in the visitor's languages. The catalogue behind it covers the rest of the town.
Visitors scan and walk
A QR code at the station, at the famous place, at your door. Nothing to install.
You get the report
Baseline, then comparison: how many came, from where, how long they stayed.
Pricing
A paid pilot with a measured result.
Attractions run by cities and foundations follow the destination model, priced in yen in Japan and in local currency elsewhere. Private attractions can choose the partner model priced by seats.
Pilot
One attraction and its quarter, with the city or DMO where possible.
- Your story and your quarter as guided routes
- Guide in the visitors' languages
- Two weeks of baseline, then the report
- Workshop with your team
- Payment in three stages: 40 / 30 / 30
Partner plan
Private attractions and operators. Set-up from $1,500.
- Guide in your brand
- Routes, navigation and crowd-aware adaptation
- Voice metered at $4.40 per voice day actually used
- Reports every two weeks
With the destination
When your city or DMO deploys WeGuide, your attraction joins their programme.
- Your story in the destination guide
- Routes that end at your door
- Shared reporting
- No separate contract
- Pilots and rollouts fit within national support programmes. We help prepare the paperwork.
- We carry the data responsibility: aggregated, anonymised, GDPR and APPI.
FAQ
Questions partners ask
We already have an audio guide.
Keep it. WeGuide adds the visitor's language and the route outside the building: from the station or the famous place to your door, and onward to the quarter your story is about.
Who writes the narration about our place?
You do, or we draft from your material and you approve. Nothing about your place goes live without your sign-off.
Can we see who came from the nearby hotspot?
The report shows routes taken and visits per stop, aggregated and anonymised, compared with the baseline before the pilot.
Which languages?
English, Polish and Japanese today. We choose the mix for your visitors; other languages are planned with partners who need them.
Can our shops and cafés be on the route?
Yes. Partner places appear when they fit the visitor's day. A stamp trail or rewards can be configured per deployment.
Next step
Tell us about your place and the visitors who pass it.
Annual visitors, where they come from, the famous place next door, and the languages you need.
Book a 30-minute briefing
A working session on your numbers, not a sales pitch. Pick a slot that suits you.
Japan: our GTM team
In Japan you will talk to Tomasz Miklaszewski and Gregory Roustel, Japan GTM Leads, in Japanese or English.