At Imagineear we help our heritage, culture and sports clients to connect and tell their stories. We are audioguide and multimedia content specialists offering a full range of advisory and interpretation services.

Our clients include museums, galleries, travelling exhibitions, heritage sites, sports clubs, stadia, aquariums, film studios and more. From the Houses of Parliament and Wembley Stadium in London, the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, each client and project has unique objectives; we tailor our work to suit individual client needs and bring their stories to life.
We design beautiful and intuitive content for self-guided and group guided tour experiences, delivered on our own hardware devices. Our in-house teams create visually inspiring and engaging digital content and multimedia guides to enhance any visitor attraction.
We design and build our own multimedia and audio technology from scratch, so we can keep the devices focused and simple, and adapt them to the rigours of a ‘repeat rental’ environment, whatever the location.

At Imagineear, we also design and produce bespoke app solutions for smartphones. Imagineear’s native apps are developed specifically for the intended device platform, iOS or Android. This ensures high speed content delivery, a large feature set and an optimised device performance, including smooth user interface. lmagineear Web Apps (IWA) are simple, light digital solutions without the need for complex installation or app store management. They work on users’ own mobile devices, triggered by scanning a QR code or via a URL, and the tour content is played through a web browser with a native app-like user experience.

Through our partnership with Bloomberg Philanthropies, we are able to help cultural and heritage organisations across Europe make the most of the Bloomberg Connects app. By leveraging their network of European offices and staff, Imagineear work alongside Bloomberg Philanthropies to help onboard a growing number of partners to the app platform.
