Six working AI tools for cultural institutions — five for the visit, and one for the desk everyone goes back to afterwards. Five run today. Tap any dot.
Visitors a better day out Staff hours back Both looks like visitor experience; funded by the staff time it saves Hollow dot = being built
A front desk that never closes.
Small institutions answer the same fifty questions forever. Docent answers them at 9pm, from a phone, and hands the ones that need a person to a person.
Teachers book field trips the way they book everything else: themselves, at 9pm. Real availability, chaperone ratios and lunch plans, confirmed with a code.
Two hundred years of context, in her own voice, answering the question a wall label was never going to answer.
A child draws a character. One photo later it is alive, and it walks them gallery to gallery setting challenges and reacting to what they actually find.
The drawing becomes a shirt they will actually wear. Their character, one of one, no inventory risk.
Funder report, board packet, newsletter, appeal — the same four documents forever, assembled by hand from spreadsheets in four places. Tally keeps the dozen numbers and writes them.
Every idea here connects to something already running, and each one is coloured by who it hands time back to. Tap any of them — the lines show how the next tool grows out of the last. If one of these is your nightmare (or your dream), say so.
Tap any of them above to see what it is and what it grows from.