The GPS for your venue: festival, hospital, campus, park, retail park or discovery trail
- No app to install
- No account to create
- No personal data
- Accessible to all (wheelchairs, voice guidance)
Festivals, hospitals, parks, campuses, retail parks: where consumer maps stop, Daryane guides your visitors on a map drawn for your site. One QR code, one destination, one route. Nothing to install.
Try Daryane!
Linden FestivalWhere would you like to go?
This phone is not a video: tap “Destinations”.
Organiser side
A path becomes impassable? One click, and every route goes around it.
Three gestures. No app.
Your visitors have nothing to download and no account to create: Daryane opens in their phone's browser.
Scan
The visitor scans the QR code on your signage. The map of your venue opens straight away.
Choose
Their phone places them on the map. They choose where to go from a clear list: stage, toilets, first aid, exit.
Follow
The most direct path appears on a map that truly looks like your venue, with every turn announced, on screen or out loud. If they stray, the route is recalculated.
Much more than a map.
On the visitor's phone, Daryane answers the questions they ask themselves along the way.
Voice guidance
Directions are spoken out loud, in the phone's language: the visitor keeps their eyes on the way ahead.
Routes that fit
On foot, by bike, by car or in a wheelchair, avoiding difficult passages: everyone states their needs, and the route respects them.
Live crowds and waiting times
Quiet, full, twenty minutes' wait, closed: what you report appears straight away on your visitors' phones.
Guided tours
A visit step by step, with a photo, a video, a sound or a text read out loud at each arrival.
A page for every destination
Description, price, pictogram, groups (food, stages, services): visitors know where they are going before they set off.
Seven languages
French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese and Arabic: the interface follows the phone's language, and your texts can be entered in each language.
Discovery trails, step by step.
A town's heritage, a nature trail, a tour of a castle or an industrial site: your visitors follow a trail, and each step tells them about what is right in front of them.
A QR code at every step
One plaque per step: by scanning it, the visitor opens that step's card, even if they start the trail halfway through.
Video, sound or text read aloud
At each arrival, a video, a photo, a recording or a text read aloud, in the phone's language.
Guided to the next step
"Next step": the route appears and guidance resumes, taking the visitor's needs into account: on foot, by bike, or along ways accessible to people with reduced mobility.
In order or at leisure
The visitor follows the trail step by step or wanders freely: if they reach a step on their own, its card opens.
Residents and tourists
Your texts and the interface in seven languages: one trail for everyone, with no guide to book.
Figures for your reports
Plaques scanned, trails started and completed, steps reached: enough to report on, without knowing anything about the visitors.
Try it on your phone.
The Centre trail of Bois-Colombes, Daryane's home and six imaginary venues, just as your visitors would see them: scan a code or tap a card.
Festival
Linden Festival
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Daryane head office
Daryane's home
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Château and gardens
Valmorency Estate
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Discovery trail
Centre trail, Bois-Colombes
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Hospital
Quatre-Vents Hospital
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Theme park
Fabula Park
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Campus
Campus des Lilas
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Industrial site
Valtec, Saint-Arnoult plant
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The visit is simulated: choose a starting point on the map, then a destination or a trail, and follow the guidance, on screen and spoken aloud. Apart from Bois-Colombes and Daryane's home, these places are imaginary.
Where maps stop.
Daryane is made for private venues that consumer maps do not detail: their paths, their buildings, their entrances.
Festivals and events
Leads to: Stages, First aid posts, Toilets, Bars, ExitsHospitals
Leads to: Reception, Outpatient clinics, Emergency, Laboratory, Car parksTheme parks and campsites
Leads to: Rides, Restaurants, Toilets, Pitches, ReceptionTourist offices and towns
Leads to: Monuments, Museums, Squares and districts, Viewpoints, Tourist officeParks, forests and natural sites
Leads to: Trails, Viewpoints, Picnic areas, Car parks, Visitor centreCampuses and business sites
Leads to: Lecture halls, Rooms, Administration, Library, Sports groundRetail parks
Leads to: Shops, Car parks, Meeting points, Toilets, First aid
You are in control. The map follows.
A simple dashboard to change what your visitors see, at the moment it matters.
Open, close, announce waiting times
Bar closed, toilets overcrowded, a ride with a twenty-minute wait: you report it from the dashboard, and your visitors see it straight away.
Edit paths and destinations
You change a label, a path or a destination without reprinting anything. Changes are unlimited.
A QR code in your colours
Your colours, your logo, a frame with a call to action, as SVG, PNG or PDF for the printer. The content evolves, the code stays the same.
Measure use
From scan to arrival: openings, requested destinations, guidance sessions, peak hours, languages, without knowing anything about your visitors.
Be alerted
The dashboard flags what needs your attention: a full destination, a growing wait, crowd levels not updated, a licence coming to an end.
See what the visitor sees
A phone preview sits next to your dashboard, without skewing your statistics.
Try it: close the central path in the demo at the top of the page. Back to the demo
Truly accessible routes.
On your map, every path and every destination says who it suits. The route offered to the visitor takes it into account.
Wheelchair accessible paths
In the editor, you mark the routes a wheelchair can use: step-free, with a ramp, on a suitable surface. In accessible mode, the route only uses those.
Difficulty levels
Easy, medium or hard: slope, steps, rough ground. The visitor chooses the difficulty they accept, and the route avoids the rest.
Destinations flagged
A destination that is not accessible is shown as such in the list and on its card: no unpleasant surprise on arrival.
A single gesture
One question when the map opens, then a wheelchair button always within reach: the route is recalculated at once.
Checked before opening
The editor's route test shows the exact accessible path, even before the first visitor arrives.
Trails included
The steps of a discovery trail follow the same rule: the accessible path is offered, and a step that is not accessible is flagged.
Accessibility and inclusion: everything Daryane does for everyone
We are not all equal in front of a map.
People with dyslexia or other learning differences, people who struggle to find their way or use a wheelchair, visitors who are tired, stressed, lost in the crowd or the noise: Daryane gives them a single gesture to make and a single path to follow, suited to their needs, and reads it out loud if they wish. Everyone moves around on their own, without having to ask, and gains confidence.
This website is set in Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface designed to be read by as many people as possible, including people with low vision.
Nothing to install. Nothing collected.
No app
Daryane opens in the phone's browser. No download, no account, no password.
No personal data
Use is counted anonymously, with no name and no position. The position is used for guidance on the phone and never leaves it.
One single QR code
The same code for your whole site, on your signs and your printed material. The content changes, the code stays.
Clear pricing.
The use that suits you, editor included, and a set-up done by us if you wish. Prices exclude VAT.
Event
€580 excl. VAT
per event, for 7 days
Permanent site
€99 / €990 excl. VAT
per month / per year
Set-up
€590 excl. VAT
optional, once per map
Frequently asked questions
Do my visitors need to install an app?
No. The QR code opens Daryane in the phone's browser. There is nothing to download and no account to create.
What happens if a visitor gets lost?
The map shows their position at all times and the route is recalculated if they stray from the path. If they are off the map, an arrow shows them which way the site is and how far.
What data is collected?
No personal data. Openings, chosen destinations and arrivals are counted anonymously, with no name and no position. The visitor's position stays on their phone.
Is an internet connection needed?
Yes, to open the map. Guidance then relies on the phone's GPS.
I don't have a drawn map. Is that a problem?
No. Daryane starts from a map of your address, draws it in the style of your choice and suggests the paths. You can also upload your own drawing as an SVG file.
Is the map accurate?
On a base map, the map is calibrated to GPS automatically. On your own drawing, it is calibrated with points surveyed on the ground.
Is Daryane suitable for people with reduced mobility?
Yes. You mark the accessible paths and destinations. A visitor in a wheelchair turns on the accessible route: the route then only uses those paths. You can also set the difficulty of the paths (slope, steps), and everyone chooses the level they accept.
Can I create a discovery trail?
Yes. In the editor, you choose the steps on the map, then give each one a video, a photo, a sound or a text. Each trail and each step has its own QR code, to put on your plaques.
What happens if a visitor starts halfway through the trail?
By scanning a step's plaque, they open its card directly, then "Next step" guides them on to the rest of the trail.
How do I add it to my signage?
You download the QR code in your colours, with your logo and a frame, as SVG, PNG or PDF ready for the printer. We can also design and produce signage in your brand style.
You have arrived.
Tell us about your venue and your visitors. We will present Daryane and prepare the map of your site with you.
