Built for the operators who run the event

Logibooth started with something simple we noticed. 360 booths were showing up everywhere: at weddings, at clubs, at brand events. But the software still asked too much of the operator: extra cameras, weak venue Wi-Fi, a laptop for branding, and a different tool for every step.

We did the opposite. The phone on your spinner arm, iPhone or Android, is already a very good camera, a video editor, and a small web server. So Logibooth does the whole job on the phone. It starts recording when the arm moves. It records in slow motion on iPhone. It puts your branding on every clip. It sends the video by QR code, AirDrop, text message or email. When the venue has no internet at all, the guest still gets their video. The phone serves it from its own local network.

The second idea: a booth should do more than make people smile. Before a guest downloads their video, the app can ask them for one thing: a follow, an email or phone number, or a review. Those requests can grow your client’s following, mailing list and reviews. Guests give their consent first, and you get everything as a clean CSV file. That is how one good event leads to the next booking.

We build Logibooth in Australia, and the operators who use it shape it: wedding specialists, nightclub teams, and event companies. They tell us exactly what broke at 11pm on a Saturday. What they tell us is what we build next.