Genuinely open source
EUPL-1.2, the European Commission's licence. The full code is on GitHub: read it, audit it, modify it and deploy it without asking anyone. And the tour.json format is documented: what you create today keeps opening tomorrow.
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An open-source program you can audit, install on your own infrastructure or contract hosted with an invoice in euros. No lock-in and no surprises.
EUPL-1.2, the European Commission's licence. The full code is on GitHub: read it, audit it, modify it and deploy it without asking anyone. And the tour.json format is documented: what you create today keeps opening tomorrow.
Visitor analytics use no cookies and store no IP addresses. Data lives wherever the institution says: on its server, in its Cloudflare account or on andarama.com, with a data-processing agreement we prepare on request.
Through LTI 1.3, instructors pick the tour from the course and the quiz grade goes straight back to the gradebook, with nothing copied into Moodle. The tour also exports as a SCORM 1.2 or 2004 package, which reports completion and the grade to the LMS.
Organisations with roles, two-step verification and an admin panel with quotas and usage per department. On a self-hosted install, SSO via OIDC with automatic sign-up by email domain as well.
For institutions, an invoice in euros on request with their tax details, paid by bank transfer and, if needed, submitted through FACe (the Spanish public e-invoicing hub). For larger volumes or particular conditions, we prepare a tailored offer.
If the institution prefers to keep it in-house, the very same application is deployed on its Cloudflare or on Docker, with support, updates and onboarding for teaching staff.
Museums, archives, libraries, monuments and local councils have a page of their own: a navigable virtual tour, live guided tours for schools, quizzes, accessibility and a free export.
Tell us what your institution needs and we will set up a 20-minute demo or prepare a proposal. We reply by email within one or two working days.
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