Every voice heard heard
We build the radios.
We build the apps, the software and the AI interpretation too.
But the job is bigger than that: helping people hear the place they are standing in, in their own language, wherever they travel.
Thirty million travellers a year, in more than 150 countries, since 2001.
Alwaysheard
understood
& lookedafter
Our promise to your guests, whether they are following a guide through a crowded basilica, stepping off a ship for a shore excursion, or discovering a city on their own.
One guide, heard by everyone
Group Guiding
Everything a guide needs to be heard by the whole group.
Transmitter, receivers, earphones, any language. Everything a group needs to hear their guide, built by us since 2001.
For individual travellers
Self-Guiding
No group, no guide. Just a guest, a city and their phone.
One app, every city, every story.
Made in
Italy, heard
in 150
countries
Built by a team in Rome. Trusted and delivered to partners from Sydney to Seville. Twenty-five years of making it ourselves, and we are only getting started.
25 years of experience
We set the standard. City tours, shore excursions, content for museums and cultural institutions, and more.
Buy with confidence
If the kit is not right for you, send it back and we will refund you in full.
In 150+ countries
Delivery, sanitisation, tracking and return: we handle all of it, so on the day, the only thing you think about is the tour.
Here when you need us
Support around the clock from people who know your tours and your equipment.
See our numbers.
- Net Promoter
Score - 71
- Partners
who trust us - 5600
- Travellers
per year - 30M
- Countries
we deliver to - 150+
Technology
that listens first.
Here's what makes it possible.
AI translation and adaptive content
One voice, shaped for who's listening
The guide speaks once. Aura adapts it live: simplified for children, deepened for enthusiasts, translated for guests who need it. Each on their own channel, at the same time.
Bluetooth ready
Your earphones.
Our sound
Vox BT slips into their pocket, then sends our sound straight to their own Bluetooth earphones: familiar, comfortable, and paired in seconds through the Vox app.
Works anywhere
No signal,
no problem
Every device carries its content with it. Catacombs, cruise decks, mountain villages: Vox works exactly the same with zero bars.
Accessibility
Captions, live, on their own phone
A deaf or hard-of-hearing guest reads every word in real time, on the device they already carry. No extra equipment, no separate booking.
Hardware
Built to outlast the day
Up to 80 hours of battery, a 300-metre range, and a receiver so light – 49 grams for our smallest model – that guests forget they're wearing it.
Built to integrate
Simple for guests. Flexible for you
Guests join by QR code or tap. Operators update content themselves through a remote CMS, or embed the whole experience in their own app.
Products and services,
built to fit your tours
You tell us what your guests need. We build it.
Group guiding
What you need for group touring
- Standard amplifier
- Vox BT
- Vox Aura AI translator
- VDR standard, VDR mini, VDR macros
- Accessories
Self guiding
All you need for solo adventures
- Core POP Guide app
- Destination Passes
Rental equipment and logistic
Rent by the day,
or for longer
- One-day
- Long-rent
- Global logistic
Consultancy
A partner, not a provider
Twenty-five years in tourism became the technology we build today. We look at your routes, group sizes and guests, then build exactly what fits: existing kit, or something new. We stay close, from first call to launch.
25 years of Vox · 2001 / 2026
It started with
Read our story
It started with
one guide
who refused
to shout.
In 2001, Elio Epifani watched a guide in the Basilica in Assisi raise her voice over a room that was never going to be quiet. Half her group heard her. The other half drifted away. He went home and built a radio so she would not have to shout again. Twenty-five years later, the same idea reaches thirty million travellers a year.
Get in touch
Tell us where you operate, how big your groups are, which languages.
That is all we need to get started.