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Create accessible and engaging visitor experiences

See what our customers love about the Place Experience Platform.

Inform and Inspire

  • Wayfinding
  • Guided trails
  • Promote events
“The Place Experience Platform is accessible and easy to use. It enables organisations to tell many stories about their city using a variety of media, and it provides a compelling experience for visitors.”

Professor Fabrizio Nevola, University of Exeter

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Engaging Options

  • Use audio, images and text
  • Hunts and quizzes
  • Create character driven stories
  • Publish seasonal Augmented Reality (AR) hunts
“We’ve had some incredibly positive reviews, including from a lady who had lived in Ely for eight years, and because of the app she had gone on her first proper walk around the country park. She said it was revolutionary.”

Matthew Routledge, Ely

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Flexible and configurable

  • Manage numerous places and spaces, from one central CMS
  • Fully configurable front-end to support multiple activity types (festivals, attractions, seasonal)
  • Branding
“It enables delivery of curated information in a convenient and accessible way for local people and for those further afield. Through increased footfall, dwell time and vibrancy, the platform contributes to improving the economic resilience of local high streets in Wiltshire.”

Rebecca Lockwood Norris, Wiltshire Council

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Manage users, gain insight

  • Activity analytics
  • Update, improve and add to content
  • Scalable, admin team structure
“Because the trails are so quick and easy to upload, we get a lot of quick feedback from the usage of the app and how it works.”

Amy Helliwell, Stroud District Council

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An interface for everyone

  • Simple, intuitive design – engage all ages and demographics
  • Fully accessible (WCAG)
  • Flag real world areas that aren’t accessible to all users
  • Multiple languages
“Whereas the accessibility of certain places might not be obvious on paper resources, the app allows us to highlight different aspects of a destination that might not be good for somebody with a particular disability, such as raised areas or cobbled streets.”

Amy Helliwell, Stroud District Council

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