Try Capption yourself

A simulated, self-guided visit to real exhibits at our partner institutions.

Before you begin

This is a simulation of the full Capption experience. Real exhibit visitors trigger Capption with NFC tags, which carry additional data that accelerates their experience versus the traditional URLs used on this web-based demo page. Each icon below opens a live exhibit.

Typical visitors won't need to download the Capption app prior to tapping a tag — but to proceed with this demo, you will. If you're on a desktop or laptop, you can still click through and view content, though not exactly as your visitors would.

Demo exhibits

The Visby Window — stained glass at the American Swedish Institute

American Swedish Institute

Visby Window

The American Swedish Institute is a cultural mainstay in the Twin Cities. As you ascend the Turnblad Mansion's historic staircase, this glorious stained glass comes into view. Tap or click the Capption icon to learn about the Visby Window with Capption.

This is a standard Capption experience — great for first-timers.

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Untitled (Young Mystics) by Rico Gatson at the Weisman Art Museum

Weisman Art Museum

Untitled (Young Mystics)

From its exterior to its exhibited works, every inch of the Frank Gehry-designed Weisman Art Museum was designed to broaden one's perspective. Inside, you're struck by Rico Gatson's vivid, geometric acrylic. Tap or click the Capption icon to learn more.

Try this one: use the "Aa" or "tT" button to adjust text size and line spacing.

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Woolly mammoth diorama at the Bell Museum

Bell Museum

Wooly Mammoth

The iconic Bell Museum's most iconic diorama — mammuthus primigenius stands so large it's visible from outside! Tap or click the Capption icon to learn more.

Try this one: select the gear icon, then Language Override, then choose a new language.

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Many technologies can deliver exhibit content.

It's up to you to decide which experience your visitors deserve.