No. When visitors scan a QR code with their phone's camera, a dedicated webpage opens in their browser.
Yes. This is one of the simplest options: we add QR codes alongside existing descriptions and enter the content into the CMS.
Yes. Implementation can include setting up the CMS, entering descriptions, preparing translations via the DeepL API, producing audio, creating QR codes and printed materials, and launching the website.
QRator.space is suitable for galleries, zoos, parks, nature trails, historic landmarks, cities and anywhere information should be accessible by scanning a QR code.
QRator.space is hosted on servers operated by the Polish company dHosting.pl, located at Atman's data centre in Warsaw, Poland. A website deployed for a client can run on any hosting server that meets the system's technical requirements.
The system supports 33 languages: English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Estonian, Finnish, French, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Spanish, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Lithuanian, Latvian, Dutch, German, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Hungarian and Vietnamese. Translations in these languages can be entered into the content management system, and audio guides and audio descriptions can be prepared for them.
No. A translation can be generated, reviewed and corrected in the CMS before it is published.
Yes. You can upload your own MP3 files or generate audio guides and audio descriptions using ElevenLabs' Text to Speech AI Generator, one of the leading tools on the market.
Yes. An audio guide can tell an object's story, while an audio description conveys its visual features for blind and partially sighted visitors.
Yes. The guide pages support AA-level accessibility requirements, including light, dark and high-contrast modes, text enlargement, alternative text, audio and audio descriptions.
Yes. You can embed YouTube or Vimeo videos or your own video files alongside exhibits through the CMS.
Yes. Exhibits can be located on OpenStreetMap or on a building, room or exhibition floor plan.
No. The codes are dynamic, so the printed QR code stays the same when descriptions, images, languages or multimedia are updated.
No. Only authorised administrative users can access the CMS.
Yes. The demo page provides public websites and CMS login details so you can explore how content is managed.
Yes. Guides are normally launched on the client's domain or subdomain. We can host a test website on a qrator.space subdomain. An SSL certificate is always configured to protect users.