Proof, Not Promises

Real Projects. Real Places.

A look at what Waypoint Heritage has built and is building, for museums, communities and heritage organizations.

LiveCanadian Tank Museum audio guide app — exhibit archive
Custom Museum App
Canadian Tank Museum App
Client / ContextA volunteer-run military museum in Oshawa, Ontario, with a large vehicle collection.
ProblemVisitors could see the vehicles but had no way to hear the stories behind them.
What Waypoint DidBuilt a live museum app with QR exhibit stories, audio guides and admission links.
Why It MatteredA focused digital experience built around one museum's collection and the stories it wants visitors to remember.
LiveGet on Google Play →
SeriesProject 1918 restoration
Documentary Series
Project 1918
Client / ContextFirst World War history told through the Canadian Tank Museum's restoration work and expert knowledge.
ProblemSpecialist knowledge and historic artifacts were hard to reach for audiences outside the museum.
What Waypoint DidProduced a documentary series combining research, restoration, interviews and cinematic filming.
Why It MatteredSpecialist knowledge and historic artifacts became an accessible series for visitors, schools and online audiences.
Live seriesWatch the Series →
FPV / StorytellingOshawa Museum
Digital Heritage Experience
Oshawa Museum
Client / ContextA community museum wanting to connect with visitors before they arrive.
ProblemThe museum's stories were hard to feel from outside its walls.
What Waypoint DidProduced cinematic FPV fly-throughs, aerial storytelling and digital interpretation.
Why It MatteredThe film gives prospective visitors a way to experience the character of the site before arriving and provides the museum with reusable storytelling media.
LiveDiscuss a Heritage Film →
StorytellingCamp 30
Heritage Storytelling
Camp 30
Client / ContextA Second World War heritage site in the Oshawa community.
ProblemAn important local site whose story wasn't reaching the wider community.
What Waypoint DidHistorical interpretation through cinematic aerial imagery, documentary storytelling and educational content.
Why It MatteredAn important local site's history was turned into cinematic and educational media for the wider community.
LiveDiscuss a Heritage Film →
In DevelopmentHeritage Explorer
Waypoint Heritage Product
Heritage Explorer
Client / ContextA Waypoint Heritage-owned public discovery product for Ontario heritage.
ProblemTowns, trails and museums reach new audiences individually, with no shared public layer.
What Waypoint DidDesigning waypoints, audio stories, journeys, badges and road-trip planning.
Why It MatteredA shared public layer designed to give towns, trails and museums one connected place to present their stories.
In DevelopmentLearn About Explorer →
In DevelopmentWaypoint Platform
Platform
Waypoint Platform
Client / ContextA connected operational environment for heritage institutions, developed with and for partners.
ProblemVolunteer activity, media and institutional knowledge live in separate places.
What Waypoint DidBuilding volunteer check-in, media preservation and connected institutional knowledge.
Why It MatteredOne connected system, so contributions remain linked and stay useful together.
In DevelopmentExplore the Platform →

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