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Live audio for your group

Let your whole group hear you from their phone

Your voice reaches the whole group over WiFi, even without mobile coverage.

Browse audio guides

You can browse the catalog; buying or publishing during the beta requires an invitation.

Discover the story of Echoris

Download the app

Take the echo with you.

Free during launch; then €20/month + VAT per guide. On iOS and Android, and it runs on your own local network, even where there is no mobile coverage.

How it works

  1. 01

    They scan a QR

    The group opens Echoris on their phones in seconds.

  2. 02

    You speak

    From your phone; they listen with their own earphones.

  3. 03

    No internet

    It runs on your own local network, even with no signal.

Renting a tour guide system vs Echoris

Hardware rental

  • From ~€1.50 per person per day
  • Collect, charge and return
  • As many listeners as receivers you rent
  • Shared earpieces

Echoris

  • From €0 — it's their phone
  • Zero logistics
  • No receivers to count — the network sets the limit
  • Their own earphones

Measured on a real tour: 15 people on an external router. That is not a ceiling, it is as far as we have tested.

School groups or visitors without a phone? Rented hardware still makes sense — we explain when here.

Soon you'll be able to explore and search tours in the marketplace, right from here.

What you can do with Echoris

Echoris is a Spanish platform for guided tours with two parts: an app that turns every visitor's phone into a receiver —your voice reaches the whole group over a local WiFi network, with no signal, no bodypacks and no earpieces to return— and a marketplace of audio tours narrated by local guides. It's built for tour guides, agencies, free tours and museums, and for travellers who want to explore a city through the voice of someone who knows it. It's free during launch and is available on both iOS and Android.

Learn about guided tours and audio

Practical, no-filler articles for guides, agencies and museums: how to choose an audio system, organise large groups, digitise audio guides and sell your expertise.

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