A 32″ 4K touchscreen on wheels that turns your event's photos into a live show, and every guest into part of it. Guests touch it the way they touch their phone: react, leave a message, join with a scan.
It swivels portrait or landscape and runs on its own battery, so it parks where the party is: arrivals, the head table, the dance floor at midnight. No outlet, no cables taped to the floor.
From Siempre, the private timeline app families use to keep a lifetime of memories. What follows is a real one, scene by scene.
The host opens the event's timeline and arms Event Mode. Every photo and clip becomes a full-screen show: captions, music, the works. Setup takes minutes, not an AV crew.
Everything on screen is the real kiosk: the progress bar, the reaction capsule, the red message button, the join code. This is what your guests see.
Guests scan the code on the kiosk, type a name, and they're in, grandma included. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Event apps die at the door, because the door is a signup form. Siempre doesn't have one.
See a photo you love up there? React from your seat. Your tap crosses the room live, with your name on it, while the show keeps rolling.
Watch the phone and the kiosk: that's one tap, twice.
The red button lives on the kiosk all night. Walk up, press it, and leave a video message (5, 10, 15 or 30 seconds) or a photo, with a self-timer for group shots.
The clip on the right is that moment, repainted as animation: Nina left a 10-second message just like it, in the family's timeline before they were back at their table.
One night collected 46 video messages, walk-ups at the kiosk and clips from guests' phones, all landing on the message wall while the show played, repainted here as animation stills of the real thing.
Every walk-up clip, every phone photo, every note joins the loop as the night goes on. The slideshow gets better the longer the party runs, because the party is making it.
Everything from the night lives in one private timeline: replayable as a film, shareable by link, downloadable by the people who were there. That's the point of the name: siempre means always.
$500 for 3 hours, attendant included. $100 each additional hour, and a $100 deposit holds your date. No per-guest pricing, no subscription, no accounts for anyone who walks in.