Museums, zoos, gardens & parks
Every object in your collection, with the story you already wrote.
Your curators have done the research. It ends up as forty words on a card because that is all the card holds. Footnote puts the rest — the history, the photographs, the audio, the film — on the phone already in your visitor's hand, reached by a QR code beside the object. The same is true of an enclosure sign, a trailhead marker or a plant label.
Where it goes to work.
Permanent collections
Give every object a full page without reprinting a single label.
Traveling exhibitions
Stand a show up in an afternoon and retire it just as fast.
Historic houses
Room-by-room narration without wands to hand out or sanitize.
Zoos & aquariums
Put the keeper's knowledge on the rail, and keep it current as animals move.
Gardens & parks
Label a species, a trail or an overlook without another sign in the landscape.
Science centers
Explain the exhibit that everyone touches and nobody reads about.
Every plan includes every feature. Pick your size.
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Museums · historic sites & house museums · zoos · aquariums · botanical gardens · arboretums · state and national parks · nature centers & preserves · historical societies · science centers · planetariums · libraries & archives · cultural heritage centers · halls of fame · visitor centers