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Speaks and listens
Move between voice and text. A pronunciation lexicon and deterministic TTS keep people, places, and work titles stable.
Beyond audio guides: an AI guide that understands the setting
Give every place a dainy of its own.
Open one link and dainy can guide visitors through works, programs, and spaces by voice or text. The interface, knowledge boundary, and features adapt to each exhibition, event, or venue.
Hi, I’m dainy. Which work should we start with?
AI LIVENo app download
JA / EN / zh-Hant
Scenario-shaped UI
One platform, not one rigid interface
Museums, exhibitions, events, and venues each need a different kind of guide.
dainy uses scenario capabilities to combine holdings, booths, maps, schedules, or venue information. Visitors never get irrelevant features forced into every experience.
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Answers for this guide
Every guide has an isolated persona, content set, and RAG scope, preventing knowledge from bleeding across exhibitions.
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Searches only when allowed
Web search is off by default. When enabled, answers require direct sources and display a clear AI hallucination notice.
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Makes operations legible
Traffic, AI usage, estimated cost, and quality signals retain their raw meters and traceable status.
The product in use
Not a concept demo. These are live, published guide experiences.
The voice entry, scenario-shaped browsing, and object reading below were captured directly from dainy’s production guides.
LIVE PRODUCT RECORDING
A real KOZA ROCKS 2026 flow: AI voice entry, text questions, then an event-specific explore view.
Start a conversation
No app download. Open a link and begin by voice or text.
Browse for the setting
Events get stories, booths, maps, and schedules—not a rigid template.
Read an object
Museum visitors get calm object reading and a clear path to ask more.
From source material to launch
Three steps turn content into a conversational guide.
Structure venue knowledge
Bring in official content, object records, and specialist terms to build multilingual knowledge and pronunciation rules.
Compose the experience
Enable only the maps, schedules, holdings, web search, and AI personality that fit the setting.
Publish a link and QR
Reach visitors instantly, then keep an eye on traffic, costs, unanswered questions, and content quality.
Sources before fluency
AI can sound natural without pretending to be certain.
Venue-provided content is always the default boundary. If web search is allowed, an answer needs a direct source visitors can open. Without one, it is not presented as researched fact.
- Official knowledge and web supplements stay distinct
- Web answers include direct sources and search disclosure
- A visible notice states that AI may hallucinate
A stack designed for the floor
Realtime, multilingual, traceable, and still under operator control.
dainy builds on gotour’s guide operations with cloud AI, vector retrieval, and a scenario-capability model for both visitor experience and venue control.
01Next.js 15
02Vertex AI Gemini
03Chirp 3 STT
04Chirp 3 HD TTS
05Postgres + pgvector
Guide examples across venues
The same dainy, speaking the language of each place.
An event needs booths, maps, and a schedule. A museum needs calm object reading and exact name pronunciation. They share a platform, not the wrong interface assumptions.
ARTWAY × gotour × dainy
Let dainy guide your next place.
Tell us about your content, visitor languages, and on-site constraints. ARTWAY will compose the right gotour and dainy experience.