Tourient includes more content types than any other tour platform, so you can tell more expressive stories with layers of context.
Why limit yourself to just text and images?
We've got rich text fields with bold, italics, and underlined words for emphasis. Oh, and strikethroughs. Add superscripts and subscripts, or inline links to anywhere at all. Sometimes you want to speak softly, so we've got small text, too.
Make your point clear with bulleted lists
Even if you forget what your point is
There's block quotes. Like this one from Winnie the Pooh:
"Oh, bother."
Want to add contextual background information or define unfamiliar words? Tooltips are just a few clicks away.
Add one image, and tap it to zoom in. Two's a crowd around here, so it'll turn into a gallery with tiny zoomable images.
Whichever you choose, there's room for ALT Text, captions, and credits.
Illustrate change over time by comparing two images with an interactive slider.
Like tooltips for images, hotspot images let you highlight details visitors might otherwise miss. Tappable points reveal additional information.
Our audio player connects to the Media API, so your visitors' phones can play it from their pockets. Some platforms only work with wired headphones, but we don't discriminate.
And with a dedicated field for audio transcriptions, you can keep your text narrative and written transcript separate.
Add a poll to ask your visitors a question, and immediately see the results.
Use multiple-choice quizzes to ask several questions with defined right-and-wrong answers.
If it can be shared, it can be embedded in your tours. Let's dive into specifics.
We support ESRI ArcGIS, Mapbox, and any other embeddable mapping application.
Tourient supports embedded Matterport tours or other 3D scan platforms.
With our exclusive Collection Object block, call attention to a specific item from your collection. Add an image or 3D model, historical context, and provenance information.
3D models give your visitors the opportunity to virtually touch and manipulate the physical objects in your collection, to get a closer look.