For non-native speakers
The story in your visitors' home language, not only in the local one.
Use case
Not everyone reads the signs. Spoken text in several languages reaches precisely the people who would otherwise drop out.
Neighbourhood projects, community museums, memorial routes and participation programmes share one thing: the story has to land with everyone. Yet it often ends up as a single sign in a single language.
With Wandrz you publish the same story in several languages and in plain language. For people who see poorly, audio is also the most natural way to take part.
Because no app and no account are needed, the threshold to start is as low as it gets: scan, choose a language, listen.
Benefits
Reach the people who otherwise stay out of view.
The story in your visitors' home language, not only in the local one.
Listening instead of reading removes a major barrier.
Large buttons, high contrast and clear audio as the default.
Making it together
Many social projects are built on people’s own stories. You record those stories as they are told and place them in the tour, alongside a translated version for visitors who do not speak the language.
The original voice is preserved, and the story is still there for everyone to follow.
What organisations like yours usually ask us.
Yes. Alongside the regular text you write a shorter, simpler variant and offer it as a separate language version.
The tour is built with clear headings, buttons and labels so screen readers can handle it. And the content itself is audio anyway.
Often, yes. Accessibility and multilingualism fit many funding schemes. We are happy to help with the case and supply figures for your reporting.
Book a thirty-minute demo. We will show you what your tour looks like in your own branding and in the languages your visitors speak.
Book a thirty-minute demo. We will show you what your tour looks like in your own branding and in the languages your visitors speak.
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