Why now
AI can answer. Maps can guide. Thaïa connects place, moment and curiosity.
Before a visit, on site or afterwards, Thaïa turns fragmented cultural information into one simple experience: discover, choose, understand and go deeper without jumping between sources.
How it works
From discovery to deeper understanding.
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Discover.
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Understand.
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Go deeper.
Explore places, exhibitions and events around you based on your interests, your time and your location.
On site, open a story or point at what catches your attention. Thaïa connects what you are looking at with its context and identifiable cultural sources.
Read, listen or ask. Thaïa adapts the level of detail to your curiosity and lets you keep exploring at your own pace.
What Thaïa does
One experience. Many ways to explore.
Curiosity has more than one mode.
Some want the essentials. Others want the full story. Thaïa adapts depth, format and pace: read, listen, ask, save or continue later.
Adaptive itineraries
Set your time, interests and constraints. Thaïa is designed to build a coherent cultural route and adapt it as your day unfolds.
Contextual discovery
Thaïa surfaces relevant places, exhibitions, events and stories around you and connects them to your interests, location and journey.
Cultural memory
What stays with you can shape what you discover next. Revisit the places, stories and subjects you explored and continue your journey at your own pace.
Visual recognition
An artwork, façade, statue or architectural detail: Thaïa identifies what you are looking at and connects it to its story, context and identifiable cultural sources.
Conversational voice
When voice is the most natural way to interact, ask, interrupt or go deeper. Thaïa responds without making voice a required step.
Did you know?
Every morning, if you wish, a short story of art, heritage or history. Tap it: Thaïa tells you the rest.
City stamp books
Every place you discover leaves a stamp in its city’s book, gold if you were really there. Complete your books, take on the monthly challenge and earn your medals.
Listen
Eyes on the place, not the screen.
Voice is one of the ways to explore with Thaïa. Whenever it feels natural, just speak: Thaïa responds using the place, its context and identifiable cultural sources. Interrupt, rephrase or go deeper without looking away.
What is this statue?
A bronze cherub at the foot of a lamp post on the Pont Alexandre III, raised for the 1900 World's Fair. Look beneath him: a fish, a crab, shells. The whole bridge is a story about water.
Example conversation.
For cultural organisations & creators
Your places. Your work. Your audiences. One experience.
Whether you are an independent artist, a theatre, a museum, a heritage site or a cultural network, Thaïa gives your work a living presence in front of new audiences. Publish events and content, define your sources and editorial framework, support discovery and direct visitors towards your experiences or ticketing.
Pro area
At least 8 characters.
We check every venue before its first publication.
New event
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2 · Where
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3 · Make it appealing
13 FriGuided walk: the lanes of the Butte14 SatExhibition: Crossing Views15 SunFamily painting workshop13 FriReading on the terrace17 TueGuided tour of the collections19 ThuLate night at the museum21 SatHeritage walk14 SatOpening night: Evening Lights13 FriGuided walk: the lanes of the Butte14 SatExhibition: Crossing Views15 SunFamily painting workshop13 FriReading on the terrace17 TueGuided tour of the collections19 ThuLate night at the museum21 SatHeritage walk14 SatOpening night: Evening LightsOur commitment
Technology can help preserve what matters.
Our ambition is for part of the value created through Thaïa to support vulnerable heritage sites. The mechanism is currently being structured. Its operation and impact will be made public as it is deployed.
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Book a ticket
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Feed the fundTarget model
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Restore a site
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Draw visitors
You book a visit in Thaïa.
A share of the booking goes to the restoration fund.
The fund repairs what time has broken, without erasing its history.
The restored site draws new visitors, who book in turn.
The virtuous circle begins again.