For guides and local creators
Your story plays when you're not guiding.
Record the route once, while walking it, and tourists can listen to it every day, in their own language. Your voice, your anecdotes, your route. You remain its author.
The Krieger studio on św. Jana Street, 1912. Photo: Amalia Krieger. Public domain.
Today
You have great stories. Only your group hears them.
Season and weather
In high season you run out of hours; out of season the phone goes quiet.
Independent travellers
A couple from Spain won't book a guide for an hour. They'll happily listen to your route in their headphones.
The same thing for the hundredth time
Telling the same route for the hundredth time wears you out. Recorded once, it plays without you.
Your voice in every tourist's headphones.
You record in your own language. An AI voice can read the narration in other languages, always labelled as AI, and you decide what goes out under your name.
A Kraków beggar, 1866. Photo: Ignacy Krieger. Public domain.
How it works
How your route is made
From a walk with your phone to a route in the app.
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You record while walking the route soon
Phone in your pocket, the app in custodian mode. You talk at each stop as you always do.
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Text and narration soon
The recording becomes text. AI helps shape short core stories and longer extras, and you make the corrections.
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Your voice or one from the library soon
Keep your own recording or choose a voice. You add other languages with one click.
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Review and an on-site test
The Vernissio editors check facts, timing and access, and leave your route in your words.
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Publishing soon
The route can be free or paid. It carries a “Local creator's story” badge, and a museum can add it to its own programme.
What you get
You remain the author
A non-exclusive licence: you can still give tours and publish your route elsewhere.
Earnings from routes
Route sales in the app, with revenue sharing and an earnings screen.
soonListener ratings
You know which stops work and which are worth improving.
soonYour calling card
A listener who enjoyed the route can find out who you are.
Questions
Do I lose the rights to my route?
No. You grant a non-exclusive licence, so the route is still yours.
Do I need a guide's licence?
No, but every route goes through a review of facts and sources.
How much will I earn?
We'll announce the revenue-sharing terms when route sales launch.
At the barber's, 1881
A period scene on an Old Town route: how a conversation at the barber's by St Mary's Square might have sounded.
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Let's record your first route.
Tell us a few words about your place and we will show you Vernissio on your own example.