Waypoint Heritage combines interactive technology, museum platforms, storytelling and media production to help people discover history, understand it and build a personal connection with the places around them.
Three ways of working, one purpose: helping people engage with real places, real artifacts and real stories.
A discovery app for museums, landmarks and hidden stories across Ontario — in development.
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A live custom app built around one museum's exhibits, content and visitor journey.
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A documentary series turning research and restoration into stories people remember.
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Heritage Explorer brings museums, landmarks, historic sites and overlooked stories across Ontario into one experience — blending history, exploration, learning, maps, audio and personal journeys.
It is designed to encourage people to get out and explore real places: find something new nearby, listen to its story, plan a road trip around it, and record the moment it became meaningful.
Explore. Discover. Remember.
Heritage Explorer is a Waypoint Heritage-owned product — currently in development.
The Canadian Tank Museum app gives visitors a self-guided journey through Canada's armoured history. Visitors scan QR codes attached to exhibits and historic vehicles to hear the stories of the soldiers, crews and machines connected to them.
It also provides access to museum admission, live vehicle demonstration tickets and additional visitor resources — a custom visitor experience built around one museum's collection and real visitor journey.
The same experience-building knowledge, applied at two very different scales.
Connecting people with museums, landmarks and stories across many locations — a broad regional discovery platform owned and developed by Waypoint Heritage.
Designed around one museum, its collection, its exhibits and its visitors — a focused digital experience built for a single institution.
Waypoint Heritage can create a broad regional discovery platform or build a focused digital experience around a single museum.
Project 1918 is an ongoing documentary-style series that brings First World War history to life through museum expertise, research, restoration and cinematic production.
Featured episode from the ongoing Project 1918 series
The series turns technical knowledge, historic artifacts and restoration work into accessible educational stories for museum visitors, online viewers, schools and history audiences.
Waypoint Heritage's production contribution includes series development, documentary-style filming, interviews, ground-level cinematography, aerial drone footage, FPV footage where appropriate, restoration documentation, historic image integration, editing, educational storytelling, episode graphics and short promotional clips.
Produced as a collaborative series for and with the Canadian Tank Museum.
Four groups of work — proven by the projects above.
Platform capabilities are built and delivered as needed — we only claim what genuinely exists today.
Technology changes quickly. Great stories do not.
Waypoint Heritage helps museums confidently adopt modern technology where it genuinely improves visitor experiences, preservation, education and daily operations.
We combine practical software, artificial intelligence, digital media and interactive experiences to support museums — without adding unnecessary complexity.
AI is one tool within a wider heritage toolkit — never the hero. History is.
Not every heritage organization needs a full platform on day one. We meet institutions where they are and grow with them.
A single QR experience or audio story attached to one artifact — the simplest way to begin connecting visitors with what you already have.
A custom app built around your exhibits, collection and visitor journey.
Operations, volunteer coordination, collections, restoration tracking and knowledge — tools for the people who keep the institution alive.
Real work — not generic promises.
A custom museum app with QR exhibit stories, audio guides, admission links and live demonstration tickets — live on Android and iPhone.
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Our flagship public discovery app for Ontario heritage — waypoints, audio stories, journeys, badges and road-trip planning.
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A documentary-style restoration series bringing First World War history to life through research, museum expertise and cinematic production.
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Waypoint Heritage uses technology to encourage people to engage more deeply with real places, real artifacts and real stories. The technology is never meant to replace the museum visit or the journey — it is meant to encourage curiosity, exploration, learning and memory.
We understand both sides of heritage: how institutions operate, and how the public discovers and connects with the past. That combination shapes everything we build.
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