Hosted investigations
A guide or investigator leads the group while guests use the app for context, tools, and supported activities.

FOR VENUES, TOURS & INVESTIGATOR PARTNERS
Build a history-rich experience around the rooms, grounds, and stories that make your venue distinct. Ghost Hunter adds exploration, activities, field tools, and an interactive guide while your team keeps control of the venue, the voice, and the booking relationship.
THE EXPERIENCE BELONGS TO THE PLACE
Start with the stories only your venue can tell. Add a clear route, field activities, and guide context that help guests pay closer attention to the building, its history, and one another.
Hosted, self-guided, and hybrid formats can meet different operating needs and merge cleanly into your existing operations.
ONE PLACE · DIFFERENT WAYS TO EXPLORE
A guide or investigator leads the group while guests use the app for context, tools, and supported activities.
Guests follow an approved route at their own pace during permitted hours.
Combine hosted moments with independent exploration between stops.
FROM ARCHIVE TO GUEST EXPERIENCE
Shape the route, prepare each waypoint, and rehearse what guests will see before the experience opens.
Keep the working route, guest format, guide voice, and publication state together.
Connect location, source material, instructions, and activities to the place guests will enter.
Walk through the route and guest-facing screens in our integrated app simulator before an approved version opens.
INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
Move through the source, story, room, guide, activity, and rehearsal layers to help guests learn the venue, observe the environment, and experience each space with a clear host-led purpose.
THE BRAMBLE HOUSE · EAST CORRIDOR
A dated ledger records repeated furnace failures in the east corridor. The source explains the maintenance problem; a later oral history describes footsteps in the same area. Tour Studio keeps those two claims separate.
Internal source notes support the editor. Guests see the approved interpretation.
HISTORY & EDUCATION
A strong experience does more than repeat a legend. It identifies sources, preserves witness language, names uncertainty, and gives guests enough context to ask better questions.

Guests follow the approved route and activities, and leave with a record where supported.
VENUE CONTROL
Draft and manage tours, add routes and waypoints, configure guide context, rehearse guest-facing content, and manage approved publication.
Ticketing, payment, admission, and schedules stay on the venue’s own systems.
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