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Link places into a tour visitors can easily follow.

The guide connects locations on a map and makes navigation easier, the passport records visits and suggests the next place based on the visitor's position — and the digital viewpoint reveals what the visitor is looking at.

Digital guide

Map, stories and passport — in a single browser.

Visitors open the guide by scanning a code or following a link and immediately see where they can go.

  1. Map of the 24 springs and washboards in the Vinodol guide
    01

    Map and routes

    Locations on a map, recommended routes and navigation to the next point.

  2. Story of the Jargovo spring with audio
    02

    The story of each place

    Text, photos and an audio story for every place — in the visitor's language.

  3. Digital passport with the first stamp
    03

    Digital passport

    Stamps for places visited and a suggested next location based on the visitor's position.

Screens from the project · Vinodol's springs and washboards

Viewpoint above the Vinodol valley
A new stamp in the digital passport
From the project · Vinodol
Example · Vinodol

Stamps instead of paper.

For Vinodol's springs and washboards, a digital passport replaces paper cards and physical rubber stamps on site. Visitors use everything on their phone, with no paper and no app to install: they track their visits, find their way between locations more easily and get suggestions based on where they are.

On paper
  • Paper cards
  • Rubber stamps on site
  • Harder to find your way
Digital
  • Stamps on the phone
  • Map and navigation
  • Suggested next place
Vinodol project →
Games and interactive content

A tour that plays like a game.

Games link locations into a story and use what already exists on site: a year on a façade, an inscription, a coat of arms or a detail in the landscape. We tailor the scenario to your destination.

Games can be included in a digital guide or ordered as standalone content.

From the project · Vinodol's springs and washboards

Digital passport

The visitor
Visits the locations, scans a QR code at each one to collect a stamp, and the passport shows progress towards the reward.
Purpose
Encourages visits to more locations, not just the best-known one.
See the project →
Example game
Example game: Hunt through the town

Hunt through the town

The visitor
Looks for the answer at a real location — in this example, the year carved on a chapel — and types it into the phone.
Purpose
The visitor looks up from the screen and observes the surroundings closely.
Duration: about 1 min
Example game
Example game: Mini escape on location

Mini escape on location

The visitor
Three clues around the old school lead to a locked message left by the teacher; each clue reveals part of the story.
Purpose
Links several points into one story with a clear ending.
Duration: 2–4 min
Example game
Example game: A game from local tradition

A game from local tradition

The visitor
Puts the steps of a traditional process in order — in this example, the path from olive to oil — and checks the sequence.
Purpose
The visitor discovers local customs and know-how through their own activity.
Duration: about 1 min

The example games are demonstrations without any real client’s content.All example games →

Example game
Digital viewpoint

Every peak, island and village in view gets a name and a story.

The digital viewpoint is a pair of digital binoculars on the visitor's phone: point the phone at the landscape, zoom into the captured panorama and discover the marked places and their stories. The viewpoint becomes an information point for exploring the surroundings.

Video · Digital viewpoint
Digital viewpoint on Lastovo: Sv. Jure peak at 8.8× zoom
From the project · Lastovo

The viewpoint is used on location, so we show it on video. You can order the viewpoint on its own or as part of a guide.

WebAR and reconstructions

When a story needs more than text.

Each of these can be part of a digital guide or ordered on its own.

Video · WebAR demo for tourism
From the project · Bribir folk costume in AR
From the project · Bribir folk costume in AR
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WebAR characters and objects

The visitor
On location, through the phone camera, visitors see a historical character or object placed in the space — and take a photo with it.
You get
A character people remember and share. Once created, it can be used at several locations and in promotion.
Try it: place a 3D model in your space →

Bring history to life and create an unforgettable experience with an augmented reality web app.

Video · Salona, reconstruction of the amphitheatre
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3D reconstructions

The visitor
Standing among the remains of a fortress or site, visitors see on their phone how it once looked, with explanations at info points.
You get
Remains that say little without a reconstruction become a clear story of the place.
Salona project →
Try 3D and AR

3D models from our projects.

Turn the model with your finger or mouse, and on your phone you can place it in the space in front of you (AR).

Sundial, Vodnjan

3D view is not available on this device — showing a photo of the model.

Sundial, Vodnjan · 3D model: Art Division

How to start

You don't have to do it all at once.

The guide is modular. Start with what matters most to you today, then add locations, languages and content year by year — in line with your budget and funding calls.

  1. 01

    A single viewpoint

    Start with a digital viewpoint at your most beautiful spot and link it to a guide later.

  2. 02

    Audio guide and passport

    A few locations with audio stories and stamps, then new points every year.

  3. 03

    The full guide in phases

    Map, audio, passport and existing reconstructions linked into one experience, module by module.

Visitors by a turquoise lake
Nature parks and national parks

Trails, points and stories of nature.

The same guide leads visitors along the park's trails: a map with points of interest, audio stories about nature and local history, a passport for the tour and viewpoints that explain the view. For areas without signal, content can be prepared to work offline.

Illustration
Lakeside nature trailEN
✓ Saved for offline use
Stop 3 of 8Source of the stream1.4 km · audio story
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How we build your guide

You know the place. We turn it into an experience.

The destination provides

  • An idea or a challenge — no fully developed project needed
  • A list of locations and available material: texts, photos, stories
  • Confirmation of facts and final texts

Art Division delivers

  • Concept, scope and budget — together with you
  • Panoramas, photos and video shot on location
  • Stories, translations, narration and digital production
  • Turnkey hosting and maintenance

If there is not enough material, we research the available sources and bring in local experts and historians together with you.

Languages and narration

We prepare the original content in Croatian. For Croatian narration we work with professional narrators, or with a narrator you suggest. Translations are prepared with the help of AI and sent to you for review and approval; audio in other languages is primarily an AI voice, with a human narrator available on request.

What affects the price?

Every guide is tailored to the destination, so we quote the price in our proposal. The main factors are:

  • the number of locations and viewpoints
  • the number of languages
  • the type of content — audio, passport, 3D, AR, games
  • panorama and video shooting on location
  • hosting and maintenance

You can start with a single viewpoint or a few locations, then expand every year according to your needs, budget and funding calls.

Frequently asked questions

Do visitors need to install an app?

No. The guide opens in the phone's browser, by scanning a code on location or via a link — no app store and no sign-in.

Does the guide work in the field without signal?

Content can be prepared so that it downloads while a connection is available and then works offline — for some or all locations. We agree the scope for each project.

Who updates the content?

We deliver the guide turnkey: hosting, backups, maintenance and minor text changes are handled by us, as agreed, for an annual fee set out in our proposal. New locations and larger new content are agreed separately.

Can we order just a game, a viewpoint or AR?

Yes. The digital guide ties the whole experience together, but the digital viewpoint, games, AR and reconstructions can also be ordered as standalone content.

How much does a digital guide cost?

It depends on the number of locations and languages, the type of content and the shooting on location. We quote the price in our proposal after a short conversation about your destination.

Let us show you what your tour could look like.

Tell us which locations you would like to connect or which view you want to explain. We'll suggest a solution and the scope of a first phase.