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I built a 100% real Louvre Museum Guide App (audio guides, walking directions, 4 languages, and photo capture to create your own memory album), based on the museum’s official open-source PDF:
www.louvre-flowstep.ai/pdf
All images were carefully handpicked.
Live app: https://louvre-flowstep.ai/
Flowstep link: https://app.flowstep.ai/louvre
The idea behind the app:
For this challenge, I didn’t want to build just another app. I wanted to solve a real problem. I live in France, and I wanted to bring real value to visitors of the Louvre Museum in Paris by helping them discover every must-see masterpiece, understand the art, and know exactly where to go next.
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You rock!! Love the idea!!🚀
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Looks great! Good luck🔥
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Love how you turned a static museum guide into an actual experience. The attention to detail really shows. Great work!
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This is cool! I could imagine it being something people would love at The Getty in LA too (which is such a majestic home for art, but a rather expansive art campus)
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That's really good idea.👍
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Wow really good
Anchoring the whole thing on the museum's own open-source PDF is what makes this credible instead of another generic guide, and "know exactly where to go next" is the feature that keeps it open during the visit. The one thing I would add early is an offline mode, since signal...
great idea
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