Recent apps we've created for museums, gardens and cultural institutions.

National Park Service: Boston

Coming soon as a tablet and handheld pocket guide for navigating the Freedom Trail and other historic sites in Boston. Visitors will also explore it on iPad kiosks in the new Faneuil Hall visitor center.

Iñupiat Heritage and Language Center

In order to help preserve the Iñupiat language, we're developing a dynamic translation app where users can reference an Iñupiat dictionary on their iOS and Android devices.

Alaska Native Heritage Center

The ANHC offers visitors a full feature app that includes indoor and outdoor audio tours, scavenger hunts, quizzes, social network integration and more. The app is available at the iTunes Store and is also offered at the ANHC on iPod Touches for rental.

Detroit Institute of Arts Rivera Court

With one of the first ever Museum iPad apps created by GuideOne and audio content created by Acoustiguide, the DIA now offers visitors interactive audio tours of the Diego Rivera Murals on a rented iPad.

Chrysler Museum of Art

This free app is your guide to the museum. Listen to audio tours, share artworks with friends and learn about upcoming events...it's all at your fingertips.

Owls Nest Botanical Garden

Serving as a self-guided tour of the landscape, this app offers thematic walking tours with audio interpretation. Users can find their location on the garden and click on plant icons to bring up pictures, plant descriptions, ethnobotanical information, or even time-lapse videos.

Central Park West Panorama

In collaboration with James Sanders we produced a very large interactive panoramic view of Central Park South that allows users to use sliders over the image to blend between contemporary photographs (today) and the exact same point of view and location taken during the 1930’s, allowing users to see what has changed and what remains the same.