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Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

uDiscover is a mobile App that doesn't charge the cultural site (museum). We use a technology where you could add information (movies, photos, audio, etc.), indoor and outdoor, to each piece in your exhibition. No taking care of equipment, no rentals, the visitor provides their cellular phones. We work with your content in order to make it appropriate (interpretative and educational purposes) and we charge the user (visitor) for access to your content. The visitor download for free the app (Google app store), he'll have access to your information (phone, address, entrance fee, etc), get to your facility (through google map's) and then decides if he's interested in your extra offering. Google bills .99 cents (to the visitor), they keep the 30%, and the rest is divided between the app (to ensure growth) and your cultural site (yes, an extra income). Since there are other cultural sites available through the app, it promotes re use (from the visitor), meaning that after a visit to your site the user wouldn't erase it. That way we can send notifications (as an example: every time you change your offering or have an activity) assuring your communication with your visitor. Right now we don't have cultural sites interested in the United States...but we're here anxious to start a new way of business. An economical model interested in cultual improvement through technology. My email is jessicaopp@live.com. 

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

I will second the Cuseum recommendation. 

HQ

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!

Hello everyone, 

I recently learned about an old app called Sparkatour which guide users much like some museums used personal audio equipment to act as a tour. Unfortunately, from what I could find, Sparkatour is no longer available. I was wondering if any museums have or are using similar apps, or if anyone has heard of similar apps, and what patron's reactions to it were.

Thanks!