GreenMan
Voice companion built for museums and heritage sites

Personal guide for every visitor

GreenMan answers visitor questions in the moment — what they're looking at, where to go next, whether the café is still open, or what they might otherwise miss — using your site's own approved information.

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One guide. Many ways to access it.

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App

Best experience, location-aware, voice-first.

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Phone call

For visitors who prefer a normal phone interface; same guide, no GPS.

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Webpage / QR

No install required, useful for pilots.

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Kiosk

For entrances, shops, cafés, accessibility points.

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Better visits, less staff pressure.

  • Answers in the moment

    Opening times, directions, access notes, and interpretation are available without waiting for staff.

  • Guidance that adapts

    Visitors can ask for a quick summary, a deeper story, or a route that fits their time and needs.

  • Confidence for teams

    Responses stay grounded in the material your venue has reviewed and approved.

Works for all site types

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Large archaeological sites

Open-air routes, scattered points of interest, access questions, facilities, and time-based recommendations.

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Heritage houses and civic sites

Room-by-room interpretation, practical wayfinding, accessibility notes, gardens, shops, cafés, and event information.

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Small specialist museums

Lean teams can start with the questions they hear every week and build a guide around a niche collection.

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Temporary exhibitions

Short-run shows can launch with focused content, visitor prompts, and updates as the exhibition changes.

See Green Man in action

Learn what visitors need.

Every question can help your team spot useful patterns, improve guidance, and understand what visitors miss.

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Analytics

See repeated questions, language needs, route friction, and common information gaps.

Recommendation planning view for a heritage visitor journey.

Recommendations

Understand which routes, exhibits, facilities, and offers visitors are most likely to need next.

Visitor feedback summary for a museum or heritage site.

Visitor feedback

Capture simple satisfaction signals and open comments while the visit is still fresh.

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FAQ

What information does GreenMan use to answer visitors?

GreenMan starts from your approved material: maps, FAQs, website pages, opening times, access notes, guide scripts, event information, and practical visitor guidance. The pilot is deliberately scoped to one visitor journey and one approved knowledge base.

Does it replace staff or volunteers?

No. It handles repeated visitor questions and simple wayfinding so staff and volunteers can spend more time on the human conversations that matter.

How do visitors access it during a pilot?

Most pilots start with QR/web because it is fast and low disruption. App, kiosk, and phone-call access can be added where they fit the site and visitor base.

Can answers be reviewed before visitors see them?

Yes. The knowledge base is built around approved content and practical guardrails. The point is venue-specific guidance, not open-ended AI guessing.

What will we learn from the pilot?

You will see usage, common questions, missed-information patterns, staff-deflection opportunities, satisfaction feedback, and where visitors need better guidance.

How much work is required from our team?

The pilot is designed around existing material. Your team helps choose the visitor journey, shares approved content, reviews the knowledge base, and tests the experience before launch.

Answers for YOUR site

  • Approved source material

    Answers come from maps, FAQs, access notes, scripts, opening times, and other content your team provides.

  • Practical visitor context

    Guidance can reflect location, timing, route options, facilities, and accessibility needs.

  • Clear limits

    When something is not in the approved knowledge base, GreenMan can surface that gap instead of inventing an answer.

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