A short pilot, then your decision.
We set up Circle AR at your place, your visitors use it, and together we look at what happened.
What a venue gains
A visit that welcomes everyone.
- A story at every stop. It gives every visitor a reason to linger, find more and come back.
- A welcome for guests who may stay away today. Blind and partially sighted visitors can enjoy your place independently, and ask your staff for company when they want it.
- A written report. At the end you receive what visitors did, what they said, and what to change.
How a pilot runs
Four stages.
- PreparationWe agree the stops, record the stories with your people and train your staff.
- The first 30 daysVisitors use Circle AR. We watch closely and fix what we find.
- The next 30 daysWe review the numbers and what visitors told us, together with you.
- Your decisionYou decide whether to keep going, change it or stop. The decision is yours.
What we ask of a venue
Three things.
- A contact person who can decide quickly and open doors.
- Staff time for training, so everyone who meets a visitor knows how to help.
- The stories of your site: the people, places and facts you would tell a friend.
We name a venue on this site only with its written permission.
Talk to us about a pilot.
Tell us about your venue and we will reply by email within two working days.