Shared Reality Pilot

Tier 1: Starter

Exploration Programme

Purpose
Explore accessibility-first shared reality with minimal risk.

Initial accessibility review

Experience mapping workshop

Shared reality concept design

Strategic recommendations

Outcome: Clear roadmap and pilot definition.

Tier 2: Shared Reality Pilot

Demonstration Programme (3 months)

Purpose
Prove how accessibility-first shared reality operates in a live cultural environment.

1 flagship exhibition or public programme

Multi-perspective accessible livestream

Digital twin of one physical space

AI-supported wayfinding and accessibility layer

Accessibility audit and impact report

Outcome: Evidence for funding and audience reach data.

Tier 3: Reference Site

Flagship Partnership (12 months)

Purpose
Become a national leader in accessibility-first hybrid culture.

Multiple programmes across the year

Ongoing digital twin infrastructure

Continuous accessibility intelligence

AI-powered visitor journeys

Public impact reporting and funding support

Outcome: Flagship status and sector leadership.

Connect every audience. Align every stakeholder. Keep access alive.

Pryntd gives venues, organisers, creatives and professionals one connected audience workflow, while giving people continuous access across physical, virtual and hybrid participation.

Connected workflows

Bring venues, organisers, creatives and professionals into one shared operational context, so audience decisions, content, access needs and follow-up move through a coordinated workflow instead of disconnected tools and handoffs.

Continuous access

Keep the audience relationship active before, during and after each moment, with experiences, updates, communities and relevant content people can return to instead of access ending when the event does.

Audience intelligence

Understand how people discover, join and participate across physical, virtual and hybrid environments, so every decision starts with shared audience context.

Accessibility-first

Give more people a clear way in, with browser-based participation and audience journeys designed around different access needs from the start.

Venue operations

Connect audience activity with operational context, helping teams understand demand, movement, service needs and participation as they happen.

Browser-native

Let audiences enter through a familiar browser without specialist hardware or another app, then move naturally between physical and digital touchpoints.

Physical, virtual and hybrid. One connected audience.