NL.01 · On display
The Solar System
An orbital atlas
Tap a planet and it tells you its story. A touch-first tour of the solar system, built for dark rooms, short attention spans and small hands.
Interactive learning
Museums are full of signs asking visitors not to touch. Notla Learn builds the part of the gallery where they're welcome to. Digital interactives for museums and learning spaces, made in Swansea. Visitors scan a QR code on the wall, and the piece opens in their hands.
No installation, no logins, no visitor data collected. Judge the work before you ever email us.
Visitors scan a QR code and the piece opens on their phone, hosted by Notla Learn. No app store, no downloads, nothing for your IT team to adopt.
Every piece is shaped with you, around your collection and your learning outcomes. Delivered in English, and in Cymraeg when you need it.
Agreed before any work begins, it slots straight into a Heritage Fund or Arts Council budget line, and it does not move.
Six yes-or-no questions about your project, marked like a condition report. One of the possible answers is "probably not us".
Once a year, one museum or learning institution gets a piece built entirely free of charge. Proposals are one page.
Somewhere in your gallery, an object is still being walked past. A twenty minute conversation costs nothing, and if an interactive is not the right answer, we will tell you so.
Every piece opens from a link on any phone. No apps, no logins, no visitor data collected. The demo is the pitch.
NL.01 · On display
An orbital atlas
Tap a planet and it tells you its story. A touch-first tour of the solar system, built for dark rooms, short attention spans and small hands.
NL.02 · On display
What things really cost
Turns any price into the hours of work it takes to earn. Suddenly the trainers cost a weekend, the phone costs a month, and money starts to make sense.
NL.03 · On display
Chivalry, hands-on
How to be a knight, from polishing the armour to living by the code of chivalry. Built for castles, keeps and medieval collections.
NL.04 · On display
Deep time, in your hand
Wind the dial and the years fly past: 3.3 million of them, from the first stone tools to the present day. The whole human story, one turn at a time.
NL.05 · Space reserved
Commissioned work
Every museum has one object visitors walk straight past. Commission an interactive that makes it the one they cannot leave alone.
NL.01 · On display
An orbital atlas
Tap a planet and it tells you its story. A touch-first tour of the solar system with a dark, gallery-friendly design that rewards curiosity without rushing anyone. Built for dwell time, not throughput.
Open the interactiveLives behind a QR code on a sign beside the object, on a fixed kiosk, or on a tablet on a handling trolley. The dark palette is designed to feel at home in a low-lit space rather than glowing like an office screen.
Families on a wet Saturday, school groups doing a space topic, and any visitor who has ever wondered what Neptune is actually like. Content can be tuned to your audiences and reading ages during adaptation.
NL.02 · On display
What things really cost
Enter a price and a wage, and Money is Time turns pounds into hours of a working life, using real UK take-home pay. The trainers become a whole weekend; the contract phone becomes a month. It is the quickest way we know to make money mean something.
Open the interactiveA natural fit for social history, industry and commerce collections, where money is already all over the labels and rarely explained. Works as a gallery piece, a learning-space activity, or the digital half of a workshop.
Family programmes, schools sessions on money, and every teenager who has ever wanted the trainers. Prices, wages and examples can be tuned to your audiences during adaptation.
NL.03 · On display
Chivalry, hands-on
How to be a knight, from polishing the armour to living by the code of chivalry. A hands-on piece for the places where the armour is behind glass and the itch to try it on is not.
Open the interactiveMade for the places where medieval life is closest to hand: castle sites, keeps, great halls and medieval galleries. Works from a sign beside the armour, or in the learning space before the tower climb.
School groups doing the castles topic, families storming the keep on a Saturday, and anyone who has ever wondered how heavy a sword really was. Content can be tuned to your site's own history during adaptation.
NL.04 · On display
Deep time, in your hand
A clock face you wind back through deep time. 159 moments across ten eras, from the first stone tools 3.3 million years ago to the world outside the window, each one a tap away.
Open the interactiveMade for archaeology, natural history and world culture galleries, where a handaxe or a hominin skull needs its million years of context. Works from a sign beside the case, or as the spine of a timeline display.
School groups doing prehistory, families who ask how old that is, and anyone who has stood in front of a flint tool trying to feel the distance. Eras and events can be tuned to your collection during adaptation.
For museums, galleries, science centres and other learning institutions. Choose the route that fits your gallery, your timeline and your budget.
Your branding, your objects, your languages. The fastest route to something on the gallery floor, and the gentlest on a small budget.
Built around your collection and your learning outcomes, from first sketch to launch day. The strongest fit for funded projects and redisplays.
The existing pieces at your own link, on a simple annual site licence with hosting and updates included.
Every engagement is a fixed fee, agreed in advance: a number you can put in a funding report before the work begins. No day rates and no surprises. If a funded project is involved, the scope is shaped to the budget line, not the other way round. And once a year, one piece is built for nothing at all: read the open call.
Yours to take before you email: six yes-or-no questions, thirty seconds, and an honest verdict either way. Take it now.
Twenty minutes, no charge. You bring the gallery problem, the object or the audience. If an interactive is not the right answer, we will say so.
One page setting out what will be built, what it will achieve and the fixed fee. Agreed before any work begins.
You see the piece working early and often, at a live link you can open on any phone, with time built in for your team to react.
Your piece goes live at its own web address, looked after by Notla Learn. You get the QR code and printed signage ready for the wall: visitors scan it, and the piece opens. If you ever want to take it in-house, everything is handed over without fuss. Nothing is locked in.
Each year Notla Learn builds one interactive entirely free for a museum, gallery, science centre, library or other learning institution. The same process, the same handover, the same piece at its own link. The only difference is the invoice.
Why free? Because the venues with the best objects are not always the venues with digital budgets, and the collection deserves better than that. And honestly: a piece being touched in a real gallery says more about this work than any advert could.
One page is plenty. Proposals are read as they arrive and one is chosen each year.
Open to museums, galleries, science centres, libraries and other learning institutions in the UK.
Send it to officemanager@notlalearn.com.
Six honest yes-or-no questions about your project, marked like a condition report. Thirty seconds, no email required, and one of the possible answers is "probably not us".
Somewhere in your building there is an object with a story worth an hour, getting eight seconds. You know the one. Visitors drift past it on the way to the café, and every time they do, a little of the reason you took this job drifts past with them.
What you actually want is not an interactive. It is the family that stays twenty minutes longer. The school group that comes back at the weekend with parents in tow. The child who looks up from the screen at the real thing and asks a question you get to answer. That is the change Notla Learn is for.
It is built for your reality, too. You have met the kiosk that died in year two and the supplier who vanished with it, so every piece here lives at its own link, hosted for you or handed over whole to keep, collecting nothing either way. Nothing is locked in. Nothing to mourn.
This is not for every venue. It is for museums and learning spaces that believe a collection is at its best in someone's hands. If that sounds like yours, you are exactly who this small Swansea team built it for.
Book a twenty minute conversation. It costs nothing, and if an interactive is not the right answer for it, we will tell you so.
First time here? Take the fit check before you write. One of the possible answers is "probably not us".
Working across Wales and the rest of the UK, in English and Cymraeg. Proposing for the free annual commission? Read the open call.
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