Can a label alone tell the whole story?

Podego Multitracks lets visitors choose which stories to listen — going as deep as their curiosity takes them.

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Some stories are too big for a label

Podego Multitrack is for museums, heritage sites, venues that hold rich stories more than a single label could ever fit.

For those objects, most visitors only get what's printed on the wall. A single, linear audio guide doesn't solve this either; it forces every visitor down the same path, no matter what interests them most

Case study

SAKA Museum’s rich and detailed content

The exhibition at SAKA Museum in Bali spans large parts of the island's cultural and historical heritage, all built around the Saka calendar and its rituals, ceremonies, and celebrations. The goal was to introduce storytelling into the exhibition, creating an enjoyable audio guide experience without slowing visitors down.

Visitors select short audio clips based on their interests

This lets visitors move at their own pace. For more depth, visitors can listen or read related topics further if they choose to, while observing the object in front of them.

What they say

Tantri Sitepu,
SAKA Museum’s Visitor Engagement Manager

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Image source: SAKA Museum

Breakdown interpretation into short audio segments

Rather than conveying every detail of each exhibit, the audio focuses on the most crucial aspects, highlighting what matters most and sparking visitor curiosity. Condensed into short segments, each clip preserves the essence of the exhibit while keeping the tour moving at an expedient pace.

SAKA Museum’s Google review by visitor

How it works

  1. Visitors explore at their own pace

    Visitors walk through the exhibit freely, scanning any object that catches their interest.

  2. Once scanned, choose a track

    They pick from the premade storylines available for that object, whichever angle speaks to them most.