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Museum guide tool that brings every detail into focus

Museums are full of objects visitors should see up close — but they can't. Glass cases, velvet ropes, and group size keep people at a distance. Immersia puts the close-up view on every visitor's own phone, synced in real time as the docent moves through the collection.

A museum docent sharing close-up details with every visitor's phone in real time

How museums use Immersia

Docents control the narrative from a tablet

As the group moves from room to room, the guide pushes images, detail shots, and contextual video to every visitor's device in sync.

Visitors join by scanning a QR code

No museum-provided device to manage. No app to download. No Bluetooth pairing. One QR code at the tour start.

Show what the naked eye can't see

Zoom into brushstrokes, share X-ray or infrared images, display archival photos of the gallery from 100 years ago, show the object in its original context.

Why docents and museum educators choose Immersia

Visitors crowd around a single tablet or squint at a distant screen
Every visitor has the detail on their own phone — while still looking up at the real object.
Hardware to charge, sanitise, distribute, and collect
No guide units, no headphones — visitors use their own devices.
Pre-recorded audio tracks force a rigid pace
The docent decides the pace — skip ahead, linger on a detail, follow the group's curiosity.
Physical devices exclude visitors with motor or visual impairments
Larger screens for low-vision visitors, no physical device to handle.

Exhibition types that thrive with Immersia

Fine art galleries

Zoom into technique, compare with studies and sketches.

History museums

Overlay archival photographs onto the present-day gallery.

Science and natural history

Show microscopic views, diagrams, and animations.

Special exhibitions

Create a temporary digital layer without permanent installation.

House museums and historic sites

Reveal rooms as they once looked.

Sculpture gardens

Show the artist's process, alternate angles, and related works.

Getting started

Sign up for free. Upload your first tour's images. Next time you lead a gallery walk, put the QR code at the meeting point — your visitors join in seconds. The free plan covers 1 tour with 50 images and 1 GB of media.

Start your free museum tour

Free to try · 1 tour, 50 photos, 1 GB · No card required