SEE IT, SAY IT, HEAR IT, EMBRACE IT!
America's Only, Remote Access, Location Based,
QR Code Centered, Proximity Information System!
We allow anyone with a smartphone to listen to the information represented by an Historic Marker.
We offer access through our Universal Location based QR code search 'Widget' or, through our voice app.
Our Intelligent QR Code system allows you to use one badge for all of your markers. The badge not only allows access to information, it symbolizes the presence of information for those that already have either the 'widget' or the app on their smartphone.
The system works within 1200 feet of the marker or historical site listed.
Information about historical markers and sites is available to viewers several ways:
Most commonly by refreshing the location based, search Marker, web page 'widget'.
The 'widget' page has a map with pins for listed markers throughout the area.
Click Here and Get our Marker 'widget'; Bookmark the location based web page and use it as often as you wish.
Viewers may also use our app and say "Hey Marker", or the title of the marker, or the name of the site as the keyword. The viewer then listens to the information.
The app also has a map with a clickable pin for each marker.
Each account comes with a subscription link that may be included to allow viewers to have access to all marker information from anywhere via links to each marker.
Our Hosting Service is $40 (plus applicable sales tax) per month per block of 100 markers

You may click on the image to see this site. The Subscription QR provides a list of all of Nashville Tennessee's city markers. Scan that and you may also search for the Josephine Holloway marker.
Our generic badge can be applied to marker posts inexpensively as a weatherproof sticker with little or no ongoing maintenance.
The App or the ‘Widget’
Audio is always first using the app.
The audio may be either text to speech or a recorded voice reading the marker text, maybe even with music in the background. Also, what is heard is not limited to what is on the marker.
There can be multiple pictures to view.
Contact points could include phone, text, and email.
Video can be posted. Additionally there may be links to several websites and to multiple social media pages.
The “What’s Nearby”, Location ‘Widget’ provides links to the same information. It does not require an app, and the ‘Widget’ may be refreshed as a viewer moves from marker to marker.
Query-Point® is a platform for getting information from signs of all types, through the use of our Location based, Enhanced QR Code, along with our app, into the hands of consumers.
The app and “location widget” is free to users.
Our hosting Service is $40 (plus applicable sales tax) per month per block of 100 markers.
The Query-Point app and the “What’s Nearby”,location based QR Code system makes it easy to learn more about the history and historical sites that surround us.

Download a PDF template of this badge here
This is our generic badge for historical markers and sites. You can scan it now and get the 'widget' link on your phone. When you see a marker with this badge, you can refresh the 'widget' link and listen to the marker's information. This is badge is a available as a weather proof 'sticker' to minimize investment and maintenance of the markers themselves. About the system: Query-Point uses the fixed GPS location of a location or sign, and compares that to the GPS location of the viewer, either a viewer using our app. or a viewer using the location based web page 'Widget'. When the two locations come within range of each other (called a geo-fence), the system will respond. App users will receive an audio response and the 'Widget' will provide clickable links to any nearby marker or site information. Both avenues will respond within a 1200 foot range between the subject and the viewer. There is a map with all markers listed. If you look in the Nashville Tennessee area you will see pins to the the Nashville city markers. Open one and there is a sub-link that provides links to all of the markers within that particular marker system. Called a Subscription link, each account has a link and a QR that goes to that link. Click here for the link to Nashville Markers


This is the view of the marker information using the widget. Note the convenient audio only button.

