…a deepfake prank machine.
Nope. The AI stays classy: it’s trained for custom-styled portraits, not identity theft. Your guests become legends, not liabilities.
You know the one—squeeze into a curtained box, snap four poses, wait five minutes, and walk out clutching a flimsy strip destined for the nearest landfill. Yeah, not that.
Nope. The AI stays classy: it’s trained for custom-styled portraits, not identity theft. Your guests become legends, not liabilities.
No clunky backdrop, no keying wizardry—just a compact setup that fits into a corner and still feels stage-worthy.
Images land in guests’ hands instantly via QR. If they don’t brag online within minutes, that’s on them.
Swap themes mid-event, schedule morning vs. late-night looks, or unleash a surprise theme when the dance floor peaks.
Run it plug-and-play or with our crew. Either way, it’s performance-grade without the backstage drama.
The queue system, offline caching, and adaptive polling mean the line keeps moving—even when the venue network panics.
Guests discover a version of themselves they can’t wait to show someone else—on-site, online, everywhere.
Theme rotations let you drop fresh story beats throughout the night instead of one single reveal.
Brand elements stay locked in on every render, so every share carries your campaign with it.
Run it self-serve or with full crew support—the infrastructure behaves the same either way.
Here’s what stays true no matter the venue size, show flow, or chaos level.
Prefer a no-buzzword breakdown? Our engineers love to overshare.
Built to deliver delight on the surface and battle-tested resilience behind the scenes.
Every booth instance spins up as a horizontally scalable microservice that feeds a distributed job queue (Redis-backed with in-memory priority lanes) capable of handling simultaneous capture and generation bursts across dozens of venues. Event traffic is load-balanced through a zero-downtime blue/green deployment pipeline, while our adaptive polling layer keeps each booth responsive even when LTE saturation or congested convention-center Wi-Fi introduces high jitter. Real-time status metrics roll into Prometheus/Grafana dashboards, while automated janitors prune stale renders, sweep orphaned storage, and rotate database snapshots in the background. Auto-rescue routines rehydrate sessions and replay stalled jobs without user impact. In short: you can run one booth or fifty, on cruise ship or stadium floor, without losing a frame—or your sanity.