QuickTales provides a mobile app that delivers short, curated audio stories tied to photos of exhibits, artworks, or attractions, letting museum, gallery, park and tourism visitors hear expert commentary on‑site without QR codes.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Visitors to museums, galleries, parks, and tourist sites often lack engaging, on‑site audio commentary, and organizations have limited ways to capture visitor reactions or extend their reach beyond physical attendance.
Solution
QuickTales offers a mobile app that delivers short, curated audio stories tied to photos of exhibits, artworks, or attractions, allowing visitors to listen to expert commentary while on location. The platform lets guests record and share their own audio reactions, creating a two‑way engagement loop. Organizations can manage and update audio content through a web‑based CMS, and the app uses AI image recognition so users simply point at an item to hear its story, eliminating QR codes. Collected interaction data is provided as analytics, helping institutions understand visitor behavior and extend their audience through shared audio content. Integrated in‑app notifications and promotion tools enable ongoing communication before, during, and after visits.
Target Audience
Museums, galleries, parks, and tourism boards seeking to enrich on‑site experiences, as well as cultural organizations that want to capture visitor feedback and broaden their digital reach.
Features
- Short audio stories (1‑3 min) attached to photos, delivered via a lightweight mobile app
- AI‑driven image recognition that triggers the appropriate story without QR codes
- Visitor‑generated audio reactions that can be recorded and shared instantly
- Web‑based content management system with unlimited admin users for creating and updating stories
- Visitor engagement analytics dashboard showing audience demographics and interaction metrics
- In‑app notifications, promotions, and links to organization websites or e‑stores
- Customizable organization branding, dedicated space in the app, and support for multiple languages