TaleTrailr
TaleTrailr makes heritage stories accessible through routes, audio, interactive presentations, document recognition and smart search.
TaleTrailr
Make heritage stories accessible on location, on the move and in the browser.
TaleTrailr is built for the heritage sector and for organizations and associations that want to open up their own heritage to a wider audience.
From walking routes to museum kiosks, and from document scanning to conversational heritage search: the tools work together or independently.
Creators manage stories and media; visitors experience everything in their own language.
Creators write, import and refine their own texts. Visitors follow a map, view an interactive presentation, listen to audio or ask questions directly.
The public experience can be offered in Dutch, French, English and German.
All texts, media, voices and publications remain editable by you.
You can write, import, edit and refine texts. Voices, audio clips, images and locations can also be managed per story or application.
Credits cover smart text and audio features, storage and publishing. This keeps the service sustainable, without ads or trackers.
Working examples
Open three real public routes or browse the complete overview.
A route along the farms of Hakendover and the surrounding area.
Open the routeA walk through Hakendover with locations and heritage stories.
Open the routeA map and route along chapels in and around Tienen.
Open the routeVier routes door het verleden van de beroemde bedevaart van Hakendover.
Open de interactieve routeDiscover hundreds of heritage stories on the map and get to know treasures across the country.
View the mapPossibilities
Heritage routes with locations, stories, audio, podcasts and scavenger hunts.
Turn stories into clear multilingual audio for use on the move or at home.
Build interactive presentations for museums, churches and historic buildings.
Scan historical documents quickly, make them searchable and share them.
Train your own AI model to recognize buildings, artworks and objects.
Supply your heritage stories and let visitors ask questions about them directly.