Visitors need to explore an object without losing the gallery context or confusing generated interpretation with museum information. On a phone, the person also needs to capture information quickly, understand where an answer came from and return to the original material without navigating through a dense desktop interface.

• Keep object lens and ask the collection connected within a short mobile flow.
• Make catalog matching correctable when the model misreads the input.
• Explain interest-based trails through visible references or user-selected preferences.
• Keep changes, sharing and data retention under explicit user control.

The design begins with an artifact-first editorial screen with an audio player, using large touch targets, short task sequences and contextual sheets. Suggest object matches from a photograph and request confirmation. Draft answers from a curated collection with visible source references. The companion views keep drafts, original material and accepted decisions distinct. A burgundy, parchment and soft gold visual system gives this app its own character within the collection.

• Suggest object matches from a photograph and request confirmation.
• Draft answers from a curated collection with visible source references.
• Suggest a short route from the visitor's saved themes.
• Produce selectable-length narration from approved catalog text.