AI audio description assistant for your heritage site.
For blind and low-vision visitors. AI-generated, human-reviewed.
Professional audio description is often out of reach for small museums and venues without a dedicated accessibility budget. The result: heritage that's only told to those who can see.
The assistant analyses each artwork and produces an audio description from the image and its context. It doesn't replace a professional: every proposal is reviewed by a person before publishing. You approve; we handle the rest.
- Audio description generated from photos and context for each artwork
- Layered structure: orientation, composition, detail
- Mandatory human review before publishing
- Integrated into the same public web app as the audio guide and sign language guide
- No app download or extra devices needed for visitors
No technical team. No installations. No learning curve.
You provide the sources. We handle everything else.
You send us your sources
Official texts, printed guides, dossiers or institutional websites.
We generate the content
Our AI produces scripts faithful to those sources, in the languages you need.
You review and adjust
One or two review cycles, with changes applied in seconds.
We publish
Your own web app, QR codes ready to print, and you're live.
Frequently asked questions
Is the audio description generated by AI alone?+
No. AI produces a draft; a person reviews and adjusts it before it's published.
Do we need an in-house audio describer?+
No, we manage the review.
Does it replace a professional audio describer?+
No, it assists one. For institutions that already work with accessibility professionals, Tekeum integrates as a support tool.
Try Tekeum for free.
Get in touch and we'll create a demo audio guide using artworks from your own space. No strings attached.