What does Audiloo mean by a unique venue?
A building or business with its own story to tell: a century-old winery, a palace or historic house, a factory or craft workshop, a courtyard, a collection. Behind it there are origins and a craft that deserve to be told well, and visitors with different needs when it comes to enjoying them. That's why Audiloo rests on two pillars.
Your venue's origins, as an audio guide
Turn the origins and character of your building, your winery or your company into an audio guide that surprises visitors from the moment they walk in, each in their own language.
How does the audio guide reach your visitors?
By scanning a QR code at the entrance, in the shop, next to the exhibits or in the tasting room, visitors get the audio guide in their phone's browser, with nothing to download.
For repeat visitors or areas without signal, such as cellars, underground wineries and production halls, there's also the mobile app (Android and iOS): if the audio guide is downloaded beforehand, it plays without data or Wi-Fi, with the photos and text for each stop.
- A QR code at the entrance, in the shop, next to the exhibits or in the tasting room.
- Opens in the phone's browser, with nothing to install.
- With the app and the audio guide downloaded, it also works in cellars, underground wineries and production halls with poor signal.
Try it right now
Scan it with your phone to open audiloo.com. That's how simple it will be for your visitors too.
Your venue, turned into an audio guide under your own brand
The audio guide that visitors open with the QR code or the link is published under your brand: the logo, colours and name of your winery or venue. The app for listening offline is Audiloo's own.
How brand customisation works- Languages: the audio is generated by AI in more than 30 languages, with no voice-over artists. When you add a language, the audio guide's details are translated for you; the text of each stop you write in that language, and the audio comes from that text.
- Statistics and ratings: a dashboard where you see the most visited audio guides, how they evolve over the year, the most used languages and visitors' ratings, without asking at the entrance.
- Offline listening: if the audio guide is downloaded beforehand in the app, it plays without data or Wi-Fi, with the photos and text for each stop.
Everything ready from day one, with no surprises
The fee includes everything you need so you don't have to deal with anything technical:
- Hosting and your own subdomain, with no technical work on your side.
- Platform updates and maintenance, at no extra cost.
- Your venue's identity in the web audio guide: your logo, your colours and your name.
Ecope is behind Audiloo
Ecope is the company that developed Audiloo. We have 15 years' experience supporting the digital transformation of businesses and public administrations, and that's what we bring to this product: a close-knit team, with a guarantee and real experience behind it, not just another platform.
About audio guides for unique venues
Any place with a story to tell: a winery, a palace or historic house, a factory or craft workshop, a courtyard, a private collection or a business's landmark building. If there are origins, a craft or corners with character behind it, Audiloo turns them into an audio guide.
No. By scanning a QR code at the entrance, in the shop, next to the exhibits or in the tasting room, visitors get the audio guide in their phone's browser, with nothing to download. The mobile app (Android and iOS) is there as an extra for repeat visitors or areas without signal.
Yes, for listening: if the audio guide is downloaded beforehand in the app, it plays without data or Wi-Fi, with the photos and text for each stop, which makes it ideal for cellars and underground wineries, production halls or rooms with poor signal. The map and location directions do need a connection.
More than 30 languages. When you add a language, the audio guide's details (title and description) are translated automatically; the text of each stop you write in that language, and the audio is generated from it with AI, with no voice-over artists. Each visitor hears the tour in their own language.
Yes. Each stop shows its text on screen next to the player, in the chosen language, for those who prefer to read while they listen or can't use the audio at that moment.
You do, from the dashboard: you create the stops and publish in minutes, with no technical knowledge needed. And if you'd rather not touch anything, we set it up and leave it ready with your venue's identity applied, quoted separately.