Coming soon · Interactive exhibits for museums and trade shows

Let the exhibit do the talking.

Touchscreen exhibits your own team can build and update from a web browser. Timelines, galleries, quizzes, and prize wheels that collect leads and keep running when the Wi-Fi doesn't.

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A Tellcase timeline exhibit showing local history grouped into eras — On screen: a sample exhibit built with the Timeline template

MuseumsHistorical societiesVisitor centersTrade show boothsCorporate lobbies

How it works

Three steps. No developer.

Pick a template
Choose a timeline, a photo gallery, an object with tappable spots, a quiz, a prize wheel, or a sign-up screen. It comes filled with example content.
Your logo, colors, and fonts come along
Swap in your cards
A card is one piece of your exhibit, like a label on the wall: a photo, a title, a few lines of text, and a date if it has one. Replace the examples with yours.
Example: "1913 · The Great Flood" with two photos
Put it on a screen
Pair a touchscreen by typing a six-digit code, or copy the exhibit over on a USB stick. After that, your edits show up on their own.
Works on a Mac mini or Windows PC

Templates

Three ways to tell your story

Show your cards as a timeline, a gallery, or a closer look at one object.

Timeline

Walk visitors through decades in a few swipes. Jump to any year, filter by theme, and tap any moment to open the full card.

Local history, anniversaries, company stories

Story Gallery

A swipeable wall of photo cards with text. It works for people, places, products, or projects.

Collections, oral histories, product lines

Object Explorer

One high-resolution image with tappable hotspots. Use it for an artifact, a machine, a map, or a building.

Cased objects, equipment, floor plans

New · Games

Give people a reason to step up

A quiz or a prize wheel turns a passing glance into a few minutes at your screen.

Quiz

Multiple-choice trivia with instant right-or-wrong feedback, a short explanation, and a final score. Great for school groups, families, and booth visitors.

Available now

Prize wheel

Visitors tap "Spin to win" for your giveaways. You choose the prizes and how likely each one is to land.

Available now

Lead capture

Know who stopped by.

Run a simple sign-up screen on its own, or add an "Enter to win" form to your quiz or prize wheel. Visitors type their details right on the screen, and you leave the show with a clean list instead of a fishbowl of business cards.

Name and email, plus company and phone if you want them
A permission checkbox, so you know who said yes to hearing from you
A large on-screen keyboard made for touchscreens
Every lead in one list, with any prize they won. Download it as a spreadsheet.
Wi-Fi dropped? Entries wait on the kiosk and send when it reconnects.

Use the Lead Capture template by itself, or turn it on inside the quiz and prize wheel. See how booths use it

Your team runs it

Fix a date before lunch. Add a chapter by Friday.

Add a card from any browser. Fix a date, swap a photo, or add a new chapter, and every connected screen picks it up on its own. Nobody needs to file a ticket or wait on a developer.

Looks like you

Your logo, your colors, your fonts

Upload your logo, set your colors, and pick your fonts. Every template takes on your brand, so the exhibit feels like it was built for your space.

Built to run on its own

Keeps going when the network doesn't

Every screen runs one of two ways, and you can switch any time.

Connected: on Wi-Fi, your changes show up by themselves within minutes. If the network drops, it keeps playing.
Offline package: no internet needed. Download the exhibit as one file and copy updates over with a USB stick.
Hardware: a Mac mini or Windows PC with a touchscreen, in landscape or portrait.
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How each setup works