01 / 10
Beside an exhibit
Tell the story behind each piece
Link an exhibit label to its history, images and curator notes without filling the display with text.
MelodyQR / Tourism & museums
Give every stop a story to discover.
Link signs, exhibits and brochures to audio guides, maps and visitor information. Compare scans at each location to see which content attracts interest.
Use cases
Ideas to bring customers back and reduce daily work.
02 / 10
On a tourist map
Help visitors plan their route
Connect a printed map to your route page or an external map. Update the linked stops as needed.
03 / 10
On an audio guide card
Let visitors listen at their own pace
Open your hosted audio guide from a printed QR. Provide a transcript on the linked page for visitors who prefer reading.
04 / 10
At a historic site
Add context without replacing signs
Link site signage to archival photographs, stories and visitor guidance. Keep essential instructions visible on site.
05 / 10
In the visitor brochure
Share up-to-date visitor information
Link brochures to opening times, accessibility details and your existing ticket service. That service handles purchases.
06 / 10
On a trail sign
Offer more detail at each stop
Link signs to species guides or route information. QR access needs connectivity; keep essential wayfinding and safety signs on the trail.
07 / 10
Across the exhibition
Learn which stops spark interest
Give each exhibit its own SmartLink and compare scans. A scan is not a visitor count or proof that someone read the content.
08 / 10
In local visitor materials
Choose where to distribute brochures
Use distinct SmartLinks for visitor centres, hotels and partner brochures. Compare equivalent periods and distribution volumes.
09 / 10
For a seasonal exhibition
Keep the next visit in view
Update a reusable display QR to the current programme. Keep dates printed on the sign accurate too.
10 / 10
On a souvenir postcard
Keep in touch after the visit
Link a postcard to your public review page or upcoming programme so visitors can find you again.
Analytics for your business
Discover which stops spark curiosity
Where do scans come from?
Each bar represents a different SmartLink. Compare placements over the same period.
When does interest pick up?
Daily scans across these three links. Use peaks to investigate what happened that day.
01 / Measure
Give exhibit labels, tourist maps and visitor brochures separate SmartLinks.
02 / Compare
Compare scan activity for the same period. It does not count unique visitors or show how long they listened.
03 / Improve
Improve signs and linked stories at less-used stops. Review visitor feedback and your own attendance records separately.
FAQ
Questions from your sector
Can I update content after printing?
Yes. Update the SmartLink destination while keeping its QR. Any information printed outside the QR must still be kept accurate.
Does the QR work without internet?
Opening a SmartLink and its online destination requires an internet connection. Keep essential information available in print too.
What do scan reports tell me?
They show access activity for each link, according to your plan. They do not prove purchases, attendance, completed reading or individual identity.
Can I change the content after printing?
Yes. The same QR can open your website today, a specific social media post or video tomorrow, and a payment link later. Paste the public URL of the content you want, not just your profile feed. Keep the SmartLink active; deleting it is permanent.
Do visitors need to install MelodyQR?
No. They can scan with a compatible phone camera and open the link. Online content needs an internet connection; external services may have their own requirements.
Tourism & museums
Put your next QR to work for your business.
Choose a destination, customise your QR and test it before printing. Start free and choose more capacity when you need it.