Every guest leaves withOne moment

Photos and videos usually end up among hundreds or thousands of others. HugClock brings the moments from one experience together inside a personal Official Memory Card, connected to the place, date and experience — so they are easy to find and return to. Guests can capture new moments or add photos and videos they already took.

Yes. You provide your artwork, logo and visual identity. HugClock creates the Official Memory Card using the HugClock card format and experience, while bringing your identity into it. You customise the visual identity; the core HugClock card structure remains consistent.

No App Store download and no mandatory account or email sign-up. People access the experience through a QR code or experience code, and can optionally add the HugClock web app to their home screen.

The person does. Memories remain private and under their control. Partners and organisers cannot see private memories. People decide what, if anything, they want to share.

Yes. The easiest way to experience HugClock is to start with one experience, tour or activation. It is a small first step with minimal operational commitment, allowing you to evaluate audience engagement before expanding.

No complex technical integration is required for a standard HugClock launch. HugClock creates and manages the Memory Card experience. You mainly make the QR code or experience code visible through your existing visitor touchpoints and communications.

The easiest way is to launch a first Official Memory Card as a pilot. HugClock creates and manages the experience around your identity, while you make the QR code or experience code visible to your audience.

If the person chooses to keep it, the Memory Card remains part of their personal HugClock collection. As they experience new participating festivals, cities, trips and other experiences over time, they can add new Official Memory Cards to their collection.