Heritage sites & historic houses
Every room in your house has a story. Most visitors leave having heard only part of it. NuvoGuide gives your team a way to reach those questions without more signs, more printed guides, or more pressure on the people who already know the answers.
Explore a small heritage-site pilot
Two chairs can look identical. Provenance is sometimes uncertain. Your guides already know which story belongs in which room, but they cannot be everywhere at once. The goal is not to replace that expertise; it is to make it available at every doorway, not just when a guide happens to be present.
Who used this desk?
Illustrative interaction. Fictional exhibit details.
Your approved information
Their AI assistant
This desk is in the morning study. The house records that the last private owner used it for household accounts. A maker is not named because that fact has not been confirmed, and the record says so. The correspondence box and the ledger cupboard to the right belong to the same period if you want to see the room in context.
Start with one floor or a short sequence of rooms your guides already know well. Write down the answers they already give on a tour. Work through who reviews the copy before it goes out. Connectivity, sensitive spaces, and staffing are things to plan for together, not barriers to getting started.
Similar spaces should prompt the visitor for clarification, not a confident wrong story. Good descriptions include what makes each room or object particular; the better your notes, the more precisely we can match.
Your guides have the records. A first pilot can start with newly written notes for a handful of rooms. What matters is that someone reviews and approves them before they go live.
Device use, group sizes, and supervision all belong in the pilot conversation. We will work through what makes practical sense for your space; that is not something we decide without you.
Say so. Visitors can hear that a date is approximate or an attribution is disputed. An honest uncertainty is better than a confident wrong answer.
Start with a small, reviewable catalogue. Terms are confirmed individually.