Historical societies, museums & landmarks
A story behind every landmark.
Plaques run out of room after a sentence or two. A code beside the plaque doesn't — it holds recorded interviews, archive photographs, and the voices of the people who remember what happened there.
Historic buildings
A plaque by the door opens the building's history in the voice of someone who lived it, worked in it, or saved it from demolition.
Museum exhibits
Extend a label card into an oral history. Visitors listen on their own phone — no handsets, no app, no hardware to maintain.
Veterans memorials
Recorded testimony beside the names, so the service behind each one is heard rather than read.
Walking trails
A numbered series of codes along a route becomes a self-guided tour that anyone can follow at their own pace.
How an institutional project runs.
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We agree on the sites or exhibits and how many stories each one needs.
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We record or collect the interviews, archive audio, and photographs.
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We edit and publish a page per site at a permanent address.
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You get print-ready QR artwork at true physical scale for each plaque.
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Your originals stay downloadable at full quality — the archive remains yours.
Pricing
Institutional work is quoted per project, based on the number of sites and how much recording and editing is involved. Multi-site trails are set up as a heritage tour with a shared landing page and a code per stop.
Grant-funded projects: we'll provide a written scope and quote you can attach to an application.
Request a quoteThe people who remember won't always be here.
Record them while you can. We'll host it and keep it findable.