The latest news from the STQRY team
In March, we saw some wonderful apps get added to the web! We’re especially seeing an emphasis on exploring nature and cities in new and exciting ways. Keep scrolling to see what apps went live last month. There’s a little something for everyone!
Watch the new STQRY video filmed at Auckland War Memorial Museum and get inspired to create engaging app experiences for your museum or exhibition.
At the 2022 STQRY Summit, the Tadpole Group shared storytelling tips for tours, showing how to enhance stories with engaging digital experiences.
Spring is the perfect time to get outside and explore your favorite locations. In this blog post, we introduce the top outdoor apps that will make your spring adventure more exciting.
Apps play an important role in curating highly engaging, accessible visitor experiences for libraries. This blog post introduces the top five library apps that help you stay connected and inspired during #NationalLibraryWeek!
Check out these inspiring audio guide app examples and self-guided tour content to help you build engaging tours for museums, cities, and cultural sites.
The best travel and tourism apps can take visitors deeper into the local experience, offer contextual information, and help ensure that visitors have a great time. Cultural site organizations can offer their own apps to improve the visitor experience. Explore the best features of apps for tourists and visitors.
As we look back on the apps released during February, one word comes to mind: history. We’re proud to see so many new digital assets that serve as guides and tours for those wishing to explore. Several apps highlight beautiful walking trails, while one is a companion guide for a book festival. Keep scrolling to check out the new apps that came out last month. There’s truly something for everyone!
The National Library of New Zealand used STQRY software to create inclusive, multilingual, and accessible tours that bring cultural heritage to life.
We're looking for a bit of help at STQRY. We like to think we're doing our bit to make a dent in the culture and heritage and tourism space but there's so much more to be done.
