A photo people keep is worth more than an impression they scroll past
Brand teams don’t buy photography. They buy reach they can report on — and a photo of someone’s best night gets saved, looked at again, and posted.
Activations that vanish the moment the event ends
A branded backdrop gets walked past. A giveaway ends up in a bin at the airport. The activation was busy all evening and yet nothing measurable survives it.
The strongest thing you can hand a guest is a photograph of themselves that carries the brand — because that is the one asset they will actually keep and show other people.
Every photo carries the brand through the overlay, the gallery and the sponsor placement, and lands on the guest’s phone within the hour. Afterwards you hand the client real numbers for what the activation reached.
Built for a client who needs a report
Brand the experience
Overlay on every photo, branded gallery, sponsor creative in the gallery itself.
White-label it
Our branding disappears. Company name, phone, email, Instagram and website are the client’s.
Tie in the campaign
Add an AI style built around the campaign theme, so the shareable version is on-message too.
Track the placements
Name each QR code — Entrance, Stand, Bar — and find out which one actually drove sign-ups.
What the brand team gets
The brand goes home with them
Overlays and branded galleries mean the asset guests keep is the asset that carries the message.
Numbers instead of adjectives
Gallery visits, photo views, downloads and registrations, reported per activation.
Which placement worked
Tracked QR codes attribute scans to a specific sign or location.
Reads as the client’s platform
White-label removes every trace of a third-party vendor from the guest experience.
A shareable, on-brand version
AI styles built around the campaign give guests something worth posting.
Opt-in contact details
Guests enter their own phone number or email to receive photos, with consent.
Features worth switching on
- Overlays — campaign branding composited onto every photo automatically
- White label — the client’s identity throughout the guest gallery
- Sponsor advertisements — sponsor creative placed inside guest galleries
- Tracked QR placements — know which sign, stand or table drove the scans
- AI styles — an on-theme, highly shareable version of the photo
- Analytics — the report that justifies the activation budget
Planning an activation?
Tell us the brief and the venue, and we’ll show you what the reporting would look like.