Archipelago Archive
An AR archive in public space
About
Explore historical video documents in public spaces using augmented reality. This platform transforms your smartphone into a media archaeology device, revealing GPS-tagged testimonies and offering a multi-perspective view of the post-Yugoslav region's recent history.
What's New in Archipelago Archive
1.0.4
July 31, 2024
This version contains important app updates. Keep Archipelago up to date!
Developer apps
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FAQ
What is Archipelago Archive?
Archipelago Archive is an augmented reality platform designed to explore site-specific archival content in public spaces. It uses your smartphone to reveal GPS-tagged video documents and research related to the post-Yugoslav region's recent history.
Where is Archipelago Archive available?
The app and its online archive launched in 2024 in Sarajevo, Prizren, Mostar, and Belgrade. It is designed for use in these specific public spaces.
What devices support Archipelago Archive?
Archipelago Archive is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It requires a smartphone with AR capabilities to function.
Is Archipelago Archive free to use?
Yes, Archipelago Archive is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with accessing its content.
How often is Archipelago Archive updated?
The latest version of Archipelago Archive is 1.0.4, last updated on July 31, 2024. Updates typically focus on content additions and performance improvements.
What is the age rating for Archipelago Archive?
Archipelago Archive has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the mature historical and research content it presents.
Does Archipelago Archive have ads?
No, Archipelago Archive is ad-free. Users can explore the AR content without interruptions from advertisements.
What kind of content can I find in Archipelago Archive?
You can find GPS-tagged audio-visual testimonies and research materials that offer a critical, multi-perspective view of the post-Yugoslav region's recent history, presented through augmented reality.