From QR code to polaroid wall: engage 1,000 guests without an app
A QR code, a phone browser and your screens. How to set up sticky notes, questions and a polaroid wall for a big crowd, and what changes when a thousand people post.
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Nouveautés produit, récits de jours d’événement et guides pratiques par l’équipe qui construit Wunderframe.
Accessible events: live captions on the phone and the big screen
Captions on guests’ videos, made on the phone and shown on the wall, a guest page that works with a screen reader, and what Wunderframe does not cover.
Photo booth hire vs a photo booth on your screens
A hired booth gives you prints and great light. A polaroid wall gives every guest a camera and the whole room a show. What each costs and does, and when to use both.
Connect your photo booth to the big screen
Your booth already takes great pictures. With the Engagement API every shot lands on the polaroid wall seconds later, and the guest scans a QR code to take it home. The three calls, and a recipe for Sparkbooth, pibooth, dslrBooth and any booth with an output folder.
Slido, Mentimeter or Wooclap? Q&A for conferences
A fair look at three audience tools, what conference Q&A actually needs, and where showing questions on the venue’s own screens fits in.
Put your photo booth’s pictures on the event’s wall
For photographers and photo booth operators: how your own booth can post its shots to an event’s polaroid wall through the new Engagement API, and hand each guest a take-home link — what it takes, and where the limits are.
A guest photo wall for your wedding, no app needed
Guests take the best photos of a wedding, and the couple usually sees them weeks later. A photo wall puts them on the big screen during the party. How to set one up, what makes guests use it, and what to decide about privacy first.