Questions
Straight answers
Does the booth need internet at the venue?
The sharing flow is designed for a local booth network without internet: guests scan one QR code to join and another to open the clip. End-to-end phone and network verification is still pending.
Which cameras work?
Phone capture is in development: a complete paired Android take is not yet verified, and iPhone recording is not implemented. Sony, GoPro and USB camera station integration also remain open. The operator can import a local MP4 for rendering.
Which spinners work?
Physical spinner integration is not yet qualified. The Tier 1 controller design is unqualified and must not be energized or commissioned; the Tier 2 Bluetooth profiles and station integration also require verification.
What computer does it run on?
Windows, macOS and Linux are target platforms. The current release workflow builds Windows packages, but no release is listed and installation on clean machines remains unverified. Recommended hardware is not yet published.
What does the guest get?
The intended flow lets guests open their rendered clip over the booth network. During the privacy hold the kiosk shows the clip and lets them delete it before it appears on the TV wall.
What does early access mean?
No release is listed for download yet. A paid licence and watermarked trial are planned, but the licence system and price are not decided or available yet.
Is it safe?
The Tier 1 controller is an unqualified design, not a verified safety system. Do not energize or commission the draft assembly. Physical integration, fault behavior and stopping times require engineering review and testing.
What is the privacy hold?
A short window after a take renders during which the guest can delete it. The Share Kiosk shows the take during the hold; the TV wall shows it after publication. The operator can hide or purge a take.
Windows or macOS warned me about the installer. Why?
Signing and notarization are not configured. When a release is available, check its source and published SHA-256 before deciding whether to run it.
Which Linux packages are there?
Linux .deb and AppImage packages are planned; no Linux installer is listed yet.
What is a recipe?
A JSON file that defines a clip's look: spin length, the speed ramp, music and beat markers, background mode, LUT, overlay and lighting colours. Three starter recipes ship with the app, you can edit them in the console, and you can import .spinrecipe bundles.
How do I get help?
Email the address on the download page. Include the diagnostics drawer output from the Operator Console (Ctrl+Shift+~) when you can.