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Museums

Turn passive visits into active, emotional experiences.

Instead of walking past a piece in silence, a visitor is asked how it made them feel — and that feeling becomes part of the experience everyone in the room is having together.

A museum curator holding a tablet, standing in front of a brand-red blob of white line drawings — a museum facade, classical busts, a framed painting and columns

What you learn

Four questions an exhibition can finally answer.

Every reaction a visitor leaves becomes something the team can act on — while the show is still open.

Did it land?

See whether the experience you set out to create is the one people actually had.

What moved people

Find which pieces created the richest, most-talked-about experience.

When it peaks

See when the experience pulls the biggest crowd, day by day.

The overall feeling

Read the emotional signature of the whole exhibition, at a glance.

Running now

Exhibitions already collecting visitors’ emotions.

The code goes on the wall beside the work. What visitors leave there becomes part of the show.

LAIMA. RAIMONDS — Ģimenes laimes portreti

Peero lets “LAIMA. RAIMONDS” keep growing in visitors’ emotions

In its first week alone, the exhibition collected 229 reactions and 45 comments through Peero — and its digital layer keeps growing as visitors add to its emotional map from anywhere in the world.

  • Rainis & Aspazija Summer HouseJūrmala
  • Through 19 October
Scan the QR code to add your reaction to the exhibition’s emotional map.
It’s important to me that Peero doesn’t put the viewer in the role of a critic. Their reaction isn’t a rating for the artwork, it’s evidence of what the art does to us.
Portrait of Katrīna Jaunupe

Katrīna Jaunupe

“LAIMA. RAIMONDS”, Curator, Mākslai Vajag Telpu Foundation

STAPRĀNA KLUSUMĀ ATRODI SAVU EMOCIJU

In Staprāns’ silence, discover your emotion

Raimonds Staprāns

Every canvas holds a silence of its own. Choose the ones that speak loudest to you, and leave your thoughts where the next visitor will find them alongside Raimonds’ paintings.

  • Latvian National Museum of ArtJaņa Rozentāla laukums 1, Rīga
Scan the QR code, sink into the silence, and share the emotion it awakens in you.

The whole picture

Every reaction joins thousands of others to become the shape of the whole experience.

Nothing a visitor feels gets lost. Each emotion they leave behind adds to a live, gallery-wide picture of how the exhibition is actually being experienced — room by room, day by day.

Emotions per item — which artwork drew which feeling, across the whole exhibition

This gallery-wide view comes from another Peero product and is being brought into the platform. It isn’t live here yet — tell us if you want it for your next exhibition.

Ready to transform?

Let your visitors leave more than footprints.

Tell us about the show you’re planning and we’ll set up its emotional map — the codes for the wall, the reactions, and the picture they build together.