Municipal archive + heritage routes

The town's memory, online and in its own voice

The archive's photos restored and explorable on a map and a timeline, old magazines digitized with search and natural-language questions, and heritage routes with QR audio guides recorded by real voices. All in one place, on your town's own subdomain, with no app and no cookies.

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Real demo: Vilarnau, a fictional town with an archive, magazines and its heritage route in three languages.

One platform, two things a town council can buy

Distinct contract objects, distinct buyers and separate invoices: the archive is an annual licence; the routes are a production project with a maintenance fee.

Archive · annual licence

The town's photo and document archive, online

Upload the photos with their data (AI proposes title, date and place), restore them with one click and publish them on a map with historical cartography and a timeline. Old magazines and bulletins are digitized with word search and a chat that answers citing the page.

✓AI restoration and “reimagination”, always labelled as such with the original in view
✓Map with historical cartographic layers (ICGC, IGN) and a timeline per place
✓PDF magazines: searchable text, in-page highlighting and cited answers
✓The town's own subdomain in Catalan, Spanish and English (more languages on request)

Buyer: the municipal archive or the culture department.

Routes · project + maintenance

Heritage routes with QR audio guides

We research, write the scripts, record with real voices at EnaCast's studios, translate and install the plaques with local sign-makers. Visitors scan and listen instantly; at every stop, the archive's photos of the same spot: “then and now”.

✓Human voices in ca/es/en/fr; automatic translations honestly labelled
✓Permanent QR guarantee: the plaque points to our redirect layer, remappable forever
✓Statistics per plaque, stop and language, without cookies, to show at the council
✓Turnkey, one invoice, inauguration with the local press

Buyer: the tourism (or culture) department.

Together they compound: every stop on the route shows the historical photos of the same corner, and the archive gains visitors who arrive from the street.

Why this, and not “a town app”

Every year municipal apps are published that die within two or three years, and every archive has boxes of photos nobody sees. EnaArchive is designed, point by point, against every known failure.

Nobody installs destination apps

Average adoption of a museum or destination app is 2.47% of visitors. QR web guides reach 15–20%.

There is no app: the QR opens a mobile web page instantly. Nothing to install, nothing to update.

Plaques with dead QR codes

Dynamic-QR services pause codes when the plan lapses, and static QRs die when the URL changes.

Every plaque points to our /q/ redirect layer, remappable forever and checked hourly by an automatic monitor. Never an error page.

The archive's photos go unseen

Digitized and stored on a disk, without context or audience. Restoring them by hand costs hours per photo.

A map, a timeline and AI restoration labelled as such: the photographic heritage leaves the box and reaches the neighbour's phone.

Robotic voices and faulty translations

Free platforms sound like flat TTS and publish unreviewed automatic translations.

EnaCast production: professional narrators, documented scripts and reviewed translations. If a text is still automatic, we say so with a visible label.

The councillor can't prove it works

Without numbers, the investment is questioned at every council meeting.

Scans and plays per plaque, stop, language and day in a read-only dashboard. No cookies, no consent.

How it works

A finished product, turnkey, one invoice per object. The council manages no vendors and writes no headline.

1 · Archive: upload and restore

We load the archive's photos and PDFs (or your technician does, in batches), AI proposes the records and restores the images; your archivist reviews and publishes.
2 · Routes: research and script

Our historians and writers document every stop with local sources and write scripts meant to be listened to.
3 · Professional recording

Professional narrators at EnaCast's studios, edited and mastered for the outdoors.
4 · Translations

Catalan, Spanish, English and French as standard; other languages as an add-on. Reviewed for the main languages.
5 · QR signage and inauguration

We design the plaques and coordinate production and installation with local sign-makers. The route opens with the press; statistics and maintenance follow.

Pricing

Built for the Spanish contrato menor: the archive licence and the routes project are separate objects, both under the low-friction threshold. You get a fixed proposal within 48 h.

✓Archive: annual licence per council, no lock-in, no usage surprises
✓Routes: fixed-price project by number of stops and languages + annual maintenance fee
✓Fundable with tourism and heritage grants — we help you apply

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Grants that pay for it

Tourism, heritage and digitization lines from the provincial councils and the Generalitat often cover 50–100% of a project like this. We track the calls and help with the application.

✓Provincial councils: service catalogues and tourism/heritage lines
✓Generalitat: culture, memory and digitization
✓Funds for digitizing archives and libraries

Compliance

No cookies, no tracking

Public pages use no cookies and no tracking storage: no banner, no consent to defend.

Accessibility

WCAG 2.1 AA: full transcript of every audio, native player, contrast and keyboard navigation.

AI transparency

Every restoration, reimagination or automatic translation carries a visible label; it disappears once a person reviews it.

Data in the EU

Hosting and backups in the European Union; data-processing agreement included.

Image and voice rights

Documented assignment of the photos and narrations; the original files are yours and we hand them over.

E-invoicing

Facturae via FACe/eFACT with DIR3 codes; Enantena Produccions is the contracting entity.

Let's talk about your archive and your heritage

Tell us what you have (a box of photos, a magazine collection, an old town centre) and we will propose where to start.

Write to us → hola@enacast.com