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We work at the intersection of experience design and event technology. The digital layer is designed as part of the guest journey rather than bolted on beside it — branded as your event, experienced as hospitality, and measured as intelligence.

Yes. Registration pages, galleries, creatives, avatars and communication are all designed in your event identity — typography, colour, imagery and tone. Nothing a guest sees looks like a third-party template.

A guest submits a selfie at registration. As your photographers upload images through the event, every face is matched to the registered guests who appear in it, and each guest receives a private gallery containing only their own photographs.

We follow global data privacy principles with transparent processes and explicit consent. Guest data is collected for the purposes of the event, held for the agreed period and handled according to the terms set with the organiser.

Yes. Creative variants are produced for each audience — attending, speaking, exhibiting, partnering — each carrying the individual's name, photograph and role, formatted and ready to share.

No. Each works independently. Many events begin with one — usually check-in or photo delivery — and add others once the value is visible.

Four to six weeks gives comfortable room for design, branding and testing of a full connected journey. Individual capabilities such as check-in or photo delivery can be mobilised considerably faster.

Frequently, yes. Where your registration, CRM or event-management platform supports it, the experience can be integrated so information flows consistently. Where it does not, structured export keeps records aligned.