Best-fit client
A museum, science center or exhibition team that needs a visitor to make a choice, not only read a panel.
Museum learning solutions
A visitor makes the choice. The label comes after.
Custom interactives for museums, science centers and exhibition sites. One scene, one choice, the idea named only after. We do not publish client names or exhibition outcomes. The FinBild games show the mechanic. They are not museum commissions.
Who it is for
Exhibition teams with an idea a panel is not landing.
Education departments, science centers and gallery teams. The visitor should do something with the object or the claim, then meet its name. Dwell time on a screen is not the goal.
Typical project
What a first project looks like
A starting shape, not a rate card. Scope, languages, hosting and support are set from the brief. We do not publish prices or a response-time promise.
What you supply
- The object or the idea
- Visitor age and dwell time
- What the label must still say
- Floor screen or website
What you receive
- A short interactive: scene, choice, name afterward
- A floor or web note a host can use
- No published client name. We do not list exhibition outcomes
Pilot
A floor test or a facilitated group, then a revision from where people stopped.
How you know it worked
A visitor can retell the idea without the panel. Dwell time alone is not the measure.
What we ask on the scoping call
- How long can a visitor stay?
- What must stay scientifically accurate?
- Which languages, and who hosts the build?
- Is this a new commission? The FinBild games are mechanic examples, not museum work.
What a project includes
- A short interactive built from your object, your claim and the time a visitor actually has.
- Floor screen or website. You say which, and how long someone can stay.
- English, German, or the languages named in the brief. Translation is scoped, not assumed.
- A host note on what the session is meant to show.
What it is not
- A published client list or an exhibition case study. There is not one to cite.
- A claim that FinBild, WareHouse or the climate toy was built for a museum.
- A carbon model, a forecast or a clinical tool.
- A phone build. Sessions run in a desktop or laptop browser, or on a gallery screen you specify.
Related
The same method, other rooms
Research-to-Experience Studio
The method: a scene, a choice, the concept afterward.
Our games
Mechanic examples from financial literacy. Not museum work.
Climate learning
A delayed system people can steer, if the exhibition is about sustainability.
Civic education tools
The same pattern for a public program rather than a gallery.
Before you brief us
Questions museums ask first
Do you have museum clients we can cite?
No. We do not publish client names or exhibition outcomes. This page describes the method and the inputs a project needs.
Can we put FinBild in a gallery?
FinBild is a financial-literacy game set. It shows how a metaphor withholds the concept until the end. Putting it in an exhibition would be a new project, scoped from your brief, not a commission we have already shipped.
Floor screen or website?
Either. Say which, and how long a visitor can stay. Phone play is not available.
Who owns the build?
That is set in the project agreement. Your source material stays yours. We do not publish a standard assignment, because a commission and a reuse of an existing mechanic are different jobs.
Book a free consultation
Send the object, the visitor, and the dwell time.
Share a short brief. We reply by email to say whether it fits. A call is optional. There is no published response time.