Product · AI photo tools
Guests find their photos by face. Backgrounds swap in real time. Every face links to one customer identity across the whole venue. The AI isn't a gimmick bolted on the side — it's the thing that closes the gap between the photo and the wallet.
Lead capability
Roaming photographers shoot. The platform indexes each face in seconds, scoped to that venue's data only. On the way out, the guest walks up to a retrieval kiosk, looks at the camera, and sees every photo of them taken that day — buy digital, order prints, or download.
The pain this removes isn't about the photo. It's everything between the photo and the sale: no pickup queue, no wristband distribution at entry, no “I lost my QR code” support calls. The guest's face is the recovery token — nothing to lose, nothing to email. Fewer steps between shot and sale means a higher attach rate.
A roaming shot at a queue line, a character set, an animal encounter. No interaction required.
The photo uploads, the face is found, searchable features extracted, stored per-venue. About two seconds, automated.
Every photo of that guest, instantly — buy digital, order prints, or download. About five seconds.
Compliance built in, not bolted on
Face rec stays OFF until the operator enables it for a venue, with a signed signage acknowledgment on file. No silent rollouts.
Template signage for entrances and capture zones; the operator confirms posting before indexing activates. Replicable for Illinois (BIPA), Texas (CUBI), Washington (MHMD), Quebec (Law 25).
Face data auto-deletes 90 days after capture unless the venue extends. Conservative by default.
A one-click link in the gallery SMS deletes the guest's face features immediately; their photos stay available via the QR / SMS fallback.
Sessions involving minors route through a parental-consent gate before any face data is indexed.
Every index and match search is logged with actor, timestamp, and outcome — ready to pull for a regulator or a customer complaint.
Put the guest anywhere
Cut the subject out of the frame and drop them onto any branded background — a themed scene, a venue backdrop, a seasonal overlay — without a green screen and without a retoucher. The cutout is generated on capture; the composite is what the customer sees on screen and what gets printed. One subject, many backgrounds, sold as a set.
Inventory: §B.2
When a venue runs a physical green screen, the replacement previews live on screen via WebGL — the guest sees themselves standing in the scene in real time, not after a render. What they see on screen is exactly what gets printed. No wait-and-see, no reprint surprises.
Inventory: §B.2
One guest, one identity
Every face the platform sees links to a single customer record. A guest photographed at the queue line, again at the character set, and again at the exit is one customer — not three anonymous shots. That's what makes face retrieval return the whole day's gallery, and it's what lets an operator understand a returning guest across seasons instead of starting from zero every visit.
Scope honesty
Side profiles, sunglasses, masks, and very low light reduce match accuracy.
Face data is never shared with law-enforcement, identity-verification, or surveillance systems. Features are scoped to a venue plus a 90-day window for photo retrieval — nothing else.
Guests who opt out, or whose match fails, always get the same gallery via QR or SMS. Face is the shortcut, not the only path.
Operators turn face recognition on for a whole venue based on their signage posture.
We'll walk you through the kiosk experience, the operator dashboard, and the compliance toggles — live, using one of our own venue operations.
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