Your knowledge. Their personal AI.

Turn visitor questions into richer experiences.

When visitors ask questions through their AI glasses, they should hear your answers. NuvoGuide connects what your team knows to the questions people ask on the floor.

For museums, attractions, heritage sites, galleries, and events.

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Early access. Platform integration and device availability are being validated. Talk to us if your venue looks like a fit.

Illustrative visitor wearing ordinary smart glasses in a bright contemporary venue lobby. Fictional scene.

They ask. You supply the facts. Their AI answers.

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What is this, and why is it here?

Illustrative visitor viewing a fictional sculptural artefact in a museum gallery.

Illustrative interaction. Fictional venue and facts.

Your approved information

Object: Cast bronze study of a river bird, c.1890s (fictional)
Artist: Samuel Thornton, regional sculptor. Attribution confirmed 2019.
Look for: Ringed left leg, reed-woven base, positioned facing east.
Why it is here: Commissioned to open the River Trade gallery. The town's 19th-century growth was almost entirely built on river freight.
Worth noting: The ring may reference a local conservation record. The acquisition file notes it but this has not been confirmed.
Follow the story: Trade ledgers, case 2. Wharf photograph, east wall.
Status: On display, north room, plinth 4.

Their AI assistant

This is a bronze study of a river bird by Samuel Thornton, cast in the 1890s. The museum commissioned it to open the River Trade gallery because the town's growth in that era was almost entirely built on river freight, and Thornton wanted visitors to feel that connection before they reached the ledgers and photographs.

Have a look at the ring on the left leg. The acquisition notes suggest it may reference a tagged specimen from a local conservation programme, but that has not been confirmed. The museum noted it because it appeared intentional.

If you want to follow the story, the trade ledgers are in case two and the wharf photograph is on the east wall just behind you.

You know your venue. Help their AI know it too.

What's here

Your collection, your exhibitors, your experiences. The information that makes each one specific: what it is, what makes it distinctive, and where it fits.

What's happening

Schedules, demonstrations, and time-sensitive updates. Published by your team, so visitors hear what is actually happening today.

What matters

The stories behind what visitors see, in the words your team chose. Including what to say when something is uncertain, and what must never be made up.