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Whisper in the gallery.

Guided groups, independent visitors and accessibility needs — served by the same system.

Guided group tours

Guides speak at normal volume; groups listen on Whisper X or Y. Galleries stay quiet with dozens of groups side by side.

Self-guided audio guides

Audio guide devices at the desk, triggered by keypad, QR code or position. Recorded or AI narration in 40+ languages.

My Muse on visitors' phones

Visitors scan a QR code and listen in the browser. No hardware to hand out, clean or charge.

Schools & education

Educators lead classes through the collection without raising their voice; students stay focused and in range.

Temporary exhibitions

Radioguides and audio guides rented for the run of a show, with content produced in 2–4 weeks.

Accessible visits

Audio description, subtitles and sign-language video for visitors with visual or hearing impairments.

Whisper in the world's museums.

From the galleries of the Vatican Museums to open-air archaeological parks, Whisper radioguides and audio guides go wherever visitors do. These are the rooms and sites where they work every day.

Main gallery, guided group

In a busy main gallery, the museum guide speaks at normal volume and every member of the group hears the explanation clearly through Whisper radioguides. Dozens of groups can tour the same rooms on separate encrypted channels, so the galleries stay quiet for every other visitor.

Self-guided visit

Independent visitors pick up a Whisper audio guide at the ticket desk or open My Muse on their own phone. Each stop plays automatically, by keypad number or by QR code, in more than 40 languages — with no Wi-Fi needed in the galleries.

Archaeological park

At open-air sites the group spreads out across ruins and paths. Museum audio tour devices with a range of 100 m+ keep every visitor connected to the guide, from the entrance gate to the last excavation.

Built for museums.