For Campuses & Communities

Bring Your Campus and Community to Life.

Create self-guided audio tours for universities, hospitals, corporate campuses, neighborhoods, and communities — directly from your phone or computer.

Help visitors, students, employees, residents, and guests understand the places around them.

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Students crossing a brick campus quad beneath a clocktower on a sunny day
A tour page in the USTourGuide app with a stop list, route map, and a Start Tour button

Create Anywhere

Walk the campus or community and build the tour while you go.

AI Assisted

Write it all your self or AI can draft the story.

TTS Optimized

Every stop prepared automatically for natural narration.

QR Code Ready

Publish your tour and get its QR code.

App Discovery

Public-facing tours can optionally be listed for people browsing the area.

One Tour. Two Ways to Reach People.

Share It On Site with QR Codes

Publish your tour and get its QR code. Place it where people already look:

  • Welcome centers and admissions
  • Campus maps and kiosks
  • Orientation materials
  • Neighborhood entrances and clubhouses
  • Brochures, websites, and emails

Be Discovered in USTourGuide — Optionally

For tours meant for the general public, request a listing: approved tours appear in the app's tour directory and on the map for people browsing the area. Tours can be published for public discovery or shared privately by link and QR only — private campus tours never appear in the public directory.

  • Reach people planning their visit
  • Introduce overlooked locations
  • Highlight institutional history
  • Make your campus's own information easy to find

Tours are always free to visitors.

Walk the Campus. Build the Tour.

1

Add the Stop

Stand where the story belongs and add it.

2

Tell the Story

Dictate or type rough notes — "Old Main, built in 1901, the first building on campus…" Polish comes later.

3

AI Redraft

AI shapes your notes into clean narration, consistent across the tour. Your institution reviews every word.

4

Automatic TTS Optimization

Acronyms, building names, proper names — prepared automatically for natural narration.

Your Knowledge. Prepared for Listening.

5

Add Photos

Take photos on the walk or upload approved images.

6

Save and Keep Walking

Move to the next stop — the tour builds as you go.

An entire campus or neighborhood tour can be created while walking the route.

Create it in the field — or manage it from the web.

One Platform. Many Campus and Community Experiences.

A grand stone academic hall beside a modern glass building as students walk the green

Universities & Colleges

Share campus history, architecture, traditions, landmarks, and student life.

The landscaped entrance garden of a fictional Riverside Medical Center campus

Hospitals & Health Campuses

Non-clinical visitor information: your mission, history, art, and healing spaces — never medical guidance or navigation.

A planted plaza between glass corporate buildings with people walking through

Corporate Campuses

Orient new employees and showcase facilities, history, sustainability, and company culture.

A planned-community street with sidewalks, young trees, and a neighborhood gazebo

HOAs & Planned Communities

Celebrate local history, landmarks, community spaces, and neighborhood heritage.

A couple strolling a tree-arched street of Victorian homes

Neighborhood & Heritage Communities

Share the people, places, events, and traditions that shaped your community.

New students with a campus map beneath a welcome banner on a stone campus

Student & Visitor Experiences

Self-guided tours for new students, families, alumni, and campus visitors — each at their own pace.

Campus and community tours are outdoor-GPS experiences — stops begin as people approach outdoors. For indoor destinations like lobbies, chapels, and visitor centers, plan a single stop at the entrance; any stop can also be tapped to play.

Turn Orientation Into an Experience.

New employees, candidates, visiting customers, conference guests: a campus tour shares your history, innovation, sustainability, and facilities — giving people context while they're standing in the place being discussed.

Help Residents Know the Place They Call Home.

Neighborhood history, founders, architecture, amenities, walking paths — for new residents, prospective residents, and their guests.

Create Different Experiences From the Same Campus.

Old Main can anchor the Historic Campus tour and appear again in Architecture. The Central Quad can open the visitor tour and the alumni tour with different stories. Each tour carries its own stops — build tours around the audience's interests.

Create Tours for Events That Last Only a Few Days.

Alumni weekend, homecoming, orientation, anniversaries, open houses: build the tour for the event, then reuse or modify it later. The work carries forward.

Put the Tour Where People Already Look for Information.

One QR code works across signs, brochures, orientation packets, welcome displays, clubhouses, websites, emails, and event programs.

Your Campus Changes. Your Tour Can Too.

Buildings open and are renamed, art is installed, amenities change. Edit the stop, preview it in the production voice, and republish.

Your Campus. Your Community. Your Content.

Your organization decides the topics, the stops, the narration, the images, and the updates — and retains ownership of its original content. AI assists with drafting; it does not replace institutional review. Tours are published by your organization under its own name: your campus's own tours.

Historic Campus Tour — City University

15 Stops · 1.8 Miles · ~60 Minutes

  • Welcome to Campus
  • Old Main Building
  • Founders Hall
  • Library Lawn
  • Memorial Plaza
  • Art Museum (one stop at the entrance)

…and nine more stops chosen by your team. A fictional example — your tour features your campus.

A stylized illustrated campus map with a numbered walking route past the main entrance, quad, library, and campus plaza
City University in the USTourGuide app: numbered campus stops on the route map with tour playback controls

Plans & Pricing

Public listing is free for early adopters; listings are reviewed before they go live and approval isn't guaranteed.

Plan Price What's included
Free $0 Create up to 3 personal tours in the USTourGuide app — yours to enjoy on your own phone Available in the app
Event Pass $24 one-timegood for 1 month Up to 3 shareable tours for your festival, wedding, or event · link + QR code · good for 1 month · no subscription Available in the app
Creator $19/mo
or $190/yr		 For an individual or organization · up to 3 published tours
Professional $39/mo
or $390/yr		 For an individual or organization · up to 15 published tours
Destination Custom High-volume publishing · multi-organization coordination · onboarding support Contact us to get started

Free

Free is for keeping up to 3 personal tours on your own phone. Walk a route, drop stops, and listen back yourself in the USTourGuide app.

This plan does not include the web portal, public listing, or publishing for other people.

Event Pass

Event Pass is for a festival, wedding, reunion, or other dated event: up to 3 shareable tours with a link and QR code so guests can find it. It is not a subscription.

Event Pass does not include the web portal or an ongoing listing. When the month ends, the pass is done.

Creator

Creator is for an individual or a small organization. Publish up to 3 tours. Each published tour is a shareable tour with a link and QR code so guests can find it. Public listing in the USTourGuide directory is included free for early adopters — that listing benefit is not a permanent guarantee.

Web portal included. Author on a phone in the field or at a desk, then publish into the same pipeline. See how phone and portal authoring work together.

Professional

Professional is for an individual or organization that needs more volume: up to 15 published tours, team access, and priority support. Each published tour is a shareable tour with a link and QR code so guests can find it. Public listing is included free for early adopters — not a permanent guarantee.

Web portal included, including team access for desk authoring. See how phone and portal authoring work together.

Destination

Destination is a custom arrangement for high-volume publishing, multi-organization coordination, and onboarding support. Portal access and listing are set with you.

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All prices in U.S. dollars (USD). We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover.

Payments are processed securely by Stripe — card details never touch our servers. This site is served over HTTPS, and Stripe is PCI-DSS certified.

Public listing in the USTourGuide directory is currently included at no charge as an early-adopter benefit. Listing may become a separate add-on in the future; early-adopter tours will be notified before any change.

Your Campus. Your Community. Their Journey.

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Stewardship

Get credit for your expertise, and send travelers to your website.

Know your county's history, its ghost stories and UFO sightings, its film locations, or any of dozens of other subjects better than anyone? Help us tell it. The stories USTourGuide plays as travelers pass a landmark, a marker or a strange sighting come from public records, and public records have gaps. Stewardship gives local historical societies, county organizations and specialist groups editing responsibility for the records in their territory or their subject: correct a date, add a photo, retell a story the way it should be told, publish a place we missed. Every record you care for can carry a "Learn more" link to your own website, so the travelers you inform become the visitors and members you're looking for. Stewards work in the same portal our publishers use, with a map of every record in their care, and every change goes live right away. Stewardship is free, and steward organizations also receive at least fifteen custom tours of their own to design, publicize and list publicly at no charge.

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