Roving photoman
Photograph guests anywhere in the venue and send each shot to QR access and the live gallery.
Built for live event operators
Run capture, templates, QR delivery, and live galleries from one system built for event day.
Roam the venue, build a portrait station, or run a countdown booth. Every photo reaches the same guest-ready gallery.
Photograph guests anywhere in the venue and send each shot to QR access and the live gallery.
Keep portrait sessions moving while every finished photo appears in the guest gallery.
Run the countdown, capture the moment, and publish it to QR sharing and the live web gallery.
Create the event, choose the booth type, set gallery access, and manage uploaded photos from any browser.
PoloPro detects photo orientation and applies the matching portrait or landscape template during capture.
Run the booth on Windows or Android with clear controls for supported Sony, Nikon, and Canon cameras.
Guests can use a selfie to find likely matches, then share or download their photos from any phone.
Prepare layouts, adjust individual photos, or process a full selection inside the same event workflow.
Open the assigned event, check its layouts, and keep cloud settings close while the booth is running.
Adjust exposure, contrast, color, highlights, and shadows. Hold to compare the edit with the original, then apply it.
Select several photos, then print, upload, unshare, or delete them together instead of repeating the same action.
Handle the jobs that slow operators down before, during, and after capture.
Portrait and landscape captures use the correct template without manual switching.
Give guests QR access at connected events or through a local offline setup.
Publish a mobile gallery with search, sharing, downloads, and operator controls.
Connect supported Sony, Nikon, and Canon cameras. Canon support is in beta.
Guests shoot on their own phone, add stickers, doodles, or text, then upload to the event gallery.
Upgraded accounts let guests use a selfie to find likely matches. PoloPro does not store the selfie.
Set up the event in your browser, then run capture on Windows or Android.