museum.link – tools for digital archiving
Museum.link is a Swedish platform for digital archiving of cultural heritage, stories and digital collections. The platform helps museums, research projects and heritage initiatives collect, structure and preserve material in a sustainable way for the long term. Museum.link is used both for smaller collecting projects and for larger collaborations where several organisations need to coordinate collecting and archiving.
Digital infrastructure for museums and cultural heritage
Museum.link strengthens the cultural sector with a stable, secure and sustainable digital infrastructure. We help museums, non-profits and research projects collect, structure, publish and preserve digital material, from stories and photographs to video, documents and metadata.
By combining heritage knowledge with technical expertise, we create solutions that work in practice and last over time. We also offer strategic advice on digital structure and metadata. In addition, we develop collecting solutions for the web and apps and build architecture for secure storage, interoperability and future-proofing.
This makes us a long-term technical partner for organisations that want to focus on their content, their knowledge and their mission without compromising on quality, ethics or sustainability.

Museum.link has been a digital archive platform since 2015
The company started in 2015 with the ambition to create a more flexible, collecting-driven digital archive platform for the heritage sector. The starting point was a simple insight: many museums lacked professional yet practical tools for digital collecting, structuring and preservation.
Since the start, we have developed the platform in close dialogue with museums, research projects and cultural organisations. This dialogue has shaped a solution adapted to the real needs of the sector.
Museum.link is part of OnSpotStory, a Swedish company specialising in digital interpretation, apps and heritage technology. Through this connection we combine experience of public digital communication with deep technical expertise in architecture, metadata and long-term preservation.
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