Lead capability · Available per venue

Guests find their photos with their face.
No QR. No wristband. No app.

Roaming photographers shoot, the platform indexes faces in seconds, and guests walk up to a kiosk later to pull their full gallery — just by looking at the camera.

How it works for the guest

Three steps. The guest does two of them; the platform does the one in the middle without anyone noticing.

01

Walk past a photographer

A roaming photographer captures the guest somewhere memorable — a queue line, a character set, an animal encounter, a finish-line shot. No interaction required.

~0 sec from guest
02

The platform indexes the face

The photo uploads, the platform finds the face, and extracts the searchable features. Stored per-venue, in the venue's data scope only.

~2 sec automated
03

Walk up to a kiosk later

The guest stops at a retrieval kiosk on the way out, smiles at the camera, and sees every photo of them taken that day. Buy digital, order prints, or just download.

~5 sec retrieval

How it works for the operator

The pain face recognition removes for the venue isn't about the photo — it's about everything between the photo and the guest's wallet.

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No queue-line bottleneck at pickup

Guests don't line up at a counter to claim photos. Self-serve kiosk handles peak hours without staff scaling.

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No wristband distribution at entry

No printed QR stickers, no paper wristbands, no guest-side fumbling with phones in line.

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No "I lost my QR" support calls

The guest's face is the recovery token. Nothing to lose, nothing to email, nothing to redirect to support.

Higher attach rate

Friction-free pickup converts more guests into buyers. The fewer steps between shot and sale, the more they sell.

Compliance built in

Face recognition is opt-in per venue. The compliance posture isn't bolted on — it's enforced at the data layer before the kiosk shows a result.

Per-venue opt-in flow

Face recognition stays OFF until the operator explicitly enables it for a venue, with a signed signage acknowledgment on file. No silent rollouts.

BIPA-compliant signage workflow

Template signage for the venue's entrance + capture zones. Operator confirms posting before face indexing activates. Replicable for Illinois, Texas (CUBI), Washington (MHMD), Quebec (Law 25).

90-day retention default

Face data is deleted automatically 90 days after capture, unless the venue explicitly extends. Override available; default is conservative.

Guest opt-out flow

Guests can opt out at any time via a one-click link in the gallery SMS. Their face features are deleted; their photos remain accessible via the QR fallback.

COPPA flow for under-13

Sessions involving minors route through a parental- consent gate before any face data is indexed. Configurable per venue.

Per-event audit log

Every face-index and face-match search is logged with actor, timestamp, and outcome. Operators can pull the log for a regulator or a customer complaint.

Where it works

Anywhere you can put a kiosk + a photographer. Six common venue patterns:

Theme parks & attractions

Queue-line photographers; kiosk retrieval at exit.

Character experiences

Santa villages, Easter sets, character meet & greets at malls / dinner shows.

Museums & aquariums

Special-exhibit photo ops, animal-encounter shots.

Zoos & safari parks

Roaming animal-encounter photographers; multi-zone retrieval.

Endurance events

5K finish-line kiosks; multi-state coordinated operation.

Tourist attractions

Observation decks, gardens, monuments — anywhere people pose for a souvenir shot.

What it isn't

Worth saying plainly. Where face recognition fits — and where it doesn't.

Honest limits

  • Works best with a clear, well-lit face. Side profiles, sunglasses, masks, and very low light reduce match accuracy. Outdoor venues at noon get better results than dim character sets.
  • Not for security or identification. We don't share face data with any law-enforcement, identity- verification, or surveillance system. The features stored are scoped to a venue + a 90-day retention window for photo retrieval — nothing else.
  • Doesn't replace the QR / SMS fallback. Guests who opt out, who don't want their face indexed, or whose match fails always get the same gallery via the QR or SMS path. Face is the convenient shortcut, not the only option.
  • Guests can opt out anytime. One-click link in the gallery delivery SMS deletes their face features immediately. Their photos remain available via QR / SMS pickup.
  • Per-venue gating, not per-customer. Operators turn face rec on for an entire venue based on their signage posture. We don't enable it shot-by-shot.

See it running at a venue

We'll walk you through the kiosk experience, the operator dashboard, and the compliance toggles — using one of our own venue operations.

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