The energy of the night, on your screens and your social media.
Each night generates hundreds of stories that disappear within 24 hours. Fotelya captures them for your live screens, and for your social media, with consent.
The problem with nightlife venues
The vibe of your club lives on in the phones of the crowd, appears in stories, then vanishes within 24 hours without ever belonging to you. For your social media, you’re left with the same DJ booth photos. Meanwhile, your screens display static visuals that the room no longer pays attention to.
How Fotelya addresses this
A QR code at the bar and throughout the venue
You create the night’s album and display the QR code: bar, cloakroom, screens between tracks.
The crowd fuels the wall
Clubbers share directly from their browser and look for themselves on the screens.
You recover consented UGC
Moderation before broadcasting, consent integrated: the best content goes live on your social media.
What you gain from it
- A live wall that makes the room part of the action : the crowd photographs themselves to appear on screen.
- Moderation before broadcasting : nothing goes live without approval, essential in a club setting.
- Consented UGC for your social media : sharing implies acceptance of your terms.
- Recurring PRO offer : one album per night, centralized management, white-label with your branding.
- Zero friction : no app required, a quick scan between tracks is all it takes, even at 2 AM.
Moments not to miss
At a club or festival, the crowd alone produces more images than any team could.
- Doors opening : The anticipation, the rising energy.
- Peak moments of the lineup : Captured by hundreds of phones.
- The crowd : The wide shots that only the audience can capture from the inside.
- The end of the night : The energy that fades, rarely documented.
A code projected on screens between sets reaches more people than any poster ever could.
How many photos to expect
Over one night or several days, with hundreds to thousands of people, expect the highest volume of all use cases. A scalable offer is essential, and moderation becomes useful beyond a few hundred participants.