Echo Room Project

About

Echo Room is a free space for art lovers to log their museum experiences, reflect on their visit, share them with friends, and discover ongoing exhibitions. LOG YOUR VISIT After an exhibition, log your immediate experience: choose effect tags that capture what the encounter did to you (heartbreaking, mind blowing, provoking, healing, disturbing and more), set your imprint score on a five-level ripple scale, add a note, upload a photo, and select your favourite piece from the show. REFLECT WITH YOUR ECHO CHECK Eight weeks after each logged visit, Echo Room returns with your echo check (a short set of questions asking what lingered, what the visit set in motion, and whether it changed anything). The gap between your immediate response and your echo check is where the most interesting things happen. Your personal dashboard, Your Echo Room, reveals the shape of your relationship with art over time: which experiences stay longest, which effect tags produce your deepest resonance, and where your attention actually lives. DISCOVER THROUGH FRIENDS See what your friends are visiting and what it did to them. Recommend exhibitions using effect tags rather than star ratings. Find out which exhibitions others can't forget, ranked by echo score, not by paid promotion or popularity. No museum pays to appear in your feed. No algorithm manipulates what you see to maximise engagement. What surfaces is simply what resonated most with the people around you. THE RESEARCH Echo Room is also an independent research project: the first longitudinal study of what museum visits do to people over time. Every log and echo check you complete contributes anonymously to a dataset that has never existed before: empirical evidence of what art does to people after they leave. The findings will be published in an annual Echo Report, and shared with the cultural sector. FREE, AD-FREE, YOURS Echo Room is free to use, contains no advertising, sells no personal data, and shows no paid or sponsored content. Your profile is private by default. Your individual responses are never shared with museums, researchers, or any third party in identifiable form. Everything that reaches the research dataset is anonymised and aggregated. Log. Reflect. Discover. Find out what stays.