Have you noticed the little blue cutie pie who greets you each time you open Museo? Ever wondered who they are?

Meet Docent.

In a physical museum, docents are the quiet constants—stationed in nearly every gallery, standing for hours on end, answering questions, watching over priceless works, and gently reminding visitors where the boundaries lie. It’s a role that asks for patience, endurance, and an unwavering love of art. And yet, day after day, they return. Why? Because they care deeply about making sure people get to experience the art they love.

The Museo Docent carries that same spirit—just in digital form.

Think of them as your Clippy, your Jeeves, your ChatGPT of Museo. They’re the guide behind the scenes, keeping the map accurate, curated, and thoughtfully moderated. They help you search the world for art. They remember your favorite artists and institutes so you don’t have to. They track special exhibitions and maintain the Museo events calendar, making sure you never miss a moment worth seeing. They exist to make your experience of art smoother, richer, and more connected.

Docent is your personalized guide through the global art world.

Luckily for our Docent, they don’t have to stand on sore feet all day or balance the delicate line between security guard and educator. They live in the digital realm—always present, always attentive. But their inspiration comes directly from the real people who show up every day in museums and galleries across the world.

So the next time you find yourself face-to-face with a real-world docent, take a moment. Notice them. Maybe even glance down at their shoes—those long hours are no small thing. Consider saying hello. Ask them about their day, their favorite piece, or how they came to work there. We have, and we promise it’s worth it. Docents are an essential, often overlooked part of the art ecosystem, quietly holding everything together.

And so, from the hearts of the Museo team:

To the art docents of the world—thank you.
Thank you for guarding our art, guiding our curiosity, reminding us how to behave, and answering the questions that suddenly arise while we stand in awe before masterpieces. You are seen, you are appreciated, and you are the soul behind so many meaningful encounters with art.