You can edit and expand visitor information, tours, stations, and all related content at anytime with an easy-to-use, browser-based user interface.
In the monamu workspace, you create your multimedia tours and store all the information that appears to your visitors in the monamu app. You can update this content at any time without having to wait for an app update. Users will then receive a notification that a newer version of the tour is available.
We have made the extensive toolbox of components and design options accessible via a user interface, which was rated as follows in pre-release tests: "The work is more intuitive than with other CMS and easy to access through its logic [...] with other CMS you had to know more" and "Very clear, organized, self-explanatory, very well structured". You can see an overview of all functional features and capabilities of monamu here. Among other things, you can choose whether you want to guide users through a tour simply via images, GPS-supported or via an interactive map, or whether you prefer to let users explore your offer freely and make it accessible via alphanumeric codes, QR codes (planned) or a full-text search.
With the monamu workspace, you can generate audio data directly from text. We use one of the world's most advanced text-to-speech (T2S) algorithms from Google. While synthetic voices still do not come close to the quality of a human speaker, this option can be very helpful in certain situations. For example, in an environment where changes occur frequently and it would be cumbersome to constantly adapt an audio guide in the studio. With T2S, you have the flexibility you need for such cases and changes are available in the app in just a few minutes. Even for temporary exhibitions or tours with an expiration date, a synthetic audio track is certainly better than none. You can also use T2S to implement and test a complete prototype of the tour, for which we will soon be offering a special test environment that allows you to visualize the tours on a smartphone for test purposes before publication. This reduces the risk of post-production in the studio. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to offer audio tours in many languages with T2S, because perhaps German and English are recorded in the studio, but the money for French, Spanish, Polish, Turkish, Japanese... was no longer sufficient.
The monamu workspace is designed so that a user can implement everything necessary to publish a tour independently. But that doesn't mean you have to do it alone. We have already developed a workshop format to help you get started, and alongside our support team, you'll have access to comprehensive guides and documentation in the monamu wiki. You will also find installation and usage instructions for your visitors, downloads such as QR codes or advertising materials, and soon, inspiration and best practices for your tours.
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The more points there are on the monamu map, the more visibility each one gains. This happens when users see monamu as the go-to platform for discovering fascinating places nearby. In this way, the central map in monamu evolves into a cultural landscape.
