Document the collection.
Connect artwork records, provenance, condition, source documents, and location history.
Verso Museum
Your collection is old.
Your software doesn’t have to be.
Collections, exhibitions, and the spaces that bring them to life. A new perspective on museum work.
Plan. Curate. Bring to life.
Care for the collection.
Make room for discovery.
Verso Museum brings a shared record foundation and exhibition planning into one product direction for institutions.
J. M. W. TurnerKeelmen Heaving in Coals by Moonlight1835 · Oil on canvas
Plan the exhibition.
Arrange rooms, partitions, and works. Explore relationships before installation begins.
Preview the space.
Move from the floor plan to a spatial view and consider how works sit together.
From a plan
to a perspective.
See the same arrangement from above and within the room.
Exhibition planning is a prototype. Broader institutional workflows are in development; a demo covers the current scope.
The story
stays with the work.
Explore the shared record foundation with a public museum example.
Paul Cézanne
Boy in a Red Waistcoat
Sample record · fictional supporting history
The proof belongs here.
Acquisition fileReceipt
Linked to the work
Original document preserved
- Receipt Attached
- Condition report Attached
- Reverse photograph Missing
Art endures.
Your records should, too.
Private by default.
Your records belong in your workspace. You decide who has access.
Every detail, connected.
Images, documents, and history stay close to the work they describe.
Always yours.
Take your records and original files with you. Export is part of the promise.