Live in the App Stores

Imagine a layer of digital information floating in the air around you

Imagine discovering a layer of digital information floating in the air around you, which has been ambiently tagged to objects, spaces and places in your location, giving you instant access to local history, culture, community and events

Collage: a bronze statue of a warrior with sword and shield, a Tudor portrait, a red-lit installation room and a masked face

Arts, Heritage & Museums

Advances in technology and user experience design are evolving consumer expectations which is forcing society to adapt.

Placing digital narratives into location enriches the visitor experience, and enables audiences to access a broader set of connected information on their smartphone, that may not be on display.

Building a geospatial network of content that is written into the world, empowers cultural institutions to increase their content footprint beyond physical walls and extend their reach.

The geospatial content you create will enter the global digital economy, generating trails of discovery that lead audiences back to you.

Travel collage: skyscrapers, an ornate courtyard, a river between limestone peaks, a neon-lit street and a passenger in a car

Travel & Tourism

Curating collections of geospatial content gives audiences access to stories that strengthen the cultural identity of your region and its community. The ecosystem of content Hexology provides is a living geospatial network, the travel, tourism and wider creative industries can use to develop attractions that build the visitor economy

As the surge in remote working accelerates the adoption of mobile technology and people become accustomed to fast online communication, Hexology enables you to deliver content at a pace people expect

Enhance the customer experience with touch-free access to virtual content. which promotes self-service, collaboration and streamlines channels of communication

Portrait of Dr. Geoff Browell

Dr. Geoff Browell, Project Lead: Heritage Collections at King’s College London