How it works
A sign or a table card carries a QR code. A guest scans it, the booth opens in their browser, they shoot, and the result lands on their phone. No app, no kiosk line, no attendant hovering. Every guest is their own booth, so a crowd of two hundred shoots at the same time as a crowd of ten.
Two booths to pick from
The strip booth. Three shots on a countdown with pose cues, set into your event art, with partner marks on every strip. Nothing is generated, there is no per-guest cost, and it works for any crowd size.
The AI booth. One selfie becomes a themed portrait or a collectible card with the guest’s real face kept intact, in about sixteen seconds. The scene is built for your event: a stadium, a courtside seat, a vintage card, a cartoon.
What you get after
Every strip and card is archived for the event. If you want lead capture, guests leave a name and an email with their photo. You get a zip of the night within 48 hours, and guest photos are purged after 30 days unless you ask us to keep them.
Built in Queens, run in Queens
The studio is in Elmhurst and the booths run at venues across Queens and the rest of the city. For crowds that want a station, we bring an iPad kiosk with an attendant. At a community game day in Queens the card booth put out 170+ cards in a day, and nobody left without one.