AI audio description assistant for museums and heritage.
For blind and partially sighted visitors. The AI suggests; a person decides.
Professional audio description is often out of reach for small venues without an accessibility budget, so heritage is only told to those who can see it.
The assistant analyses photographs of each piece with its record and proposes a layered audio description: orientation, composition and detail. It flags points of uncertainty for the reviewer. Nothing is published until a person has reviewed it and the institution has approved it.
- Draft audio description from photographs and the record of each piece
- Layered structure: orientation, composition, detail
- UNE 153020 as a reference
- Mandatory human review and approval by the institution before publishing
- Same web app as the audio guide and the sign guide, with no extra devices
No technical team. No installations. No learning curve.
The institution provides the sources. Tekeum handles the rest.
The institution sends its sources
Official texts, printed guides, dossiers or institutional websites.
Tekeum writes the scripts
Only from those sources, under its own editorial guidelines and with an independent second review.
The institution reviews and approves
From a link, with no account needed. Nothing is published without its approval.
Published with a permanent QR
A web app with the institution's branding and print-ready QR codes that keep working when the content changes.
Tekeum in one minute.
From official sources to a published audio guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is the audio description generated by AI alone?+
No. The AI produces a draft, using UNE 153020 as a reference; a person reviews and adjusts it, and the institution approves it before it is published.
Does the institution need an in-house audio describer?+
No. Tekeum reviews every draft and the institution gives final approval. A review by a professional audio describer is available as an add-on service, quoted separately.
Does it replace a professional audio describer?+
No, it assists one, and fits into the process of institutions that already work with accessibility professionals.
Try Tekeum for free.
Demo within 24 h
With 3 real pieces from the space, working on a phone.
15-minute review
A video call to go through it with the team.
Quote and preliminary project within 72 h
Tailored to each project.
The demo is uncurated trial content. With the institution's official information, accuracy is fully guaranteed.