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A fast consent screen makes the rules clear before the camera ever turns on. No surprise scans. No weird energy.
AI roast kiosk · now serving looks
DripCheck is the photo-booth-sized AI kiosk that scans the fit, roasts it out loud, and prints a real-world Fit Report with fixes worth keeping.
Single-kiosk MVP · $5 sessions · consent first
Verdict incoming
Statement piece.
Needs witnesses.
Guest-first, always
Consent before camera
Auto-delete after each roast
Save or share only when guests opt in
The kiosk loop
Built for a real queue and a real crowd: fast enough to keep the line moving, theatrical enough to make everyone pull out a phone.
A fast consent screen makes the rules clear before the camera ever turns on. No surprise scans. No weird energy.
Choose Savage or Gentle Mode, then let the booth read the look and deliver the verdict out loud.
A printed Fit Report grades the fit, names the fixes, and gives the moment a QR code worth sharing.
Printed in the moment
Verdict
Tough love.
Specific fixes, a grade card, and a scan-to-share QR make the roast useful after the laugh lands.
Share fuel, not throwaway paper
The Fit Report turns a quick booth moment into a physical prop, a share link, and a reason to come back with friends.
Modes for the moment
Every DripCheck session makes expectations clear, lets guests set the vibe, and keeps the performance kind enough to invite the whole crew in.
Savage Mode
For the guest who came for the smoke—and knows a good line when they hear one.
Gentle Mode
All the fun. Less fire.
Group Roast
Bring the group chat to life.
No fine-print vibes
Guests see the consent screen before a scan begins. Photos auto-delete after each session by default; saving or sharing is always an explicit opt-in.
Absolutely. Gentle Mode keeps the bit playful, while every roast persona runs through tone guardrails so the joke never outranks the guest.
One photo-booth-sized kiosk with vision AI, spoken roast delivery, printable QR-coded Fit Reports, consent controls, and a queue-ready experience.
No. Group Roast is built for friends, squads, and the person who insists everyone needs a second opinion. More reactions, more content, same controls.
Malls · campuses · festivals · brands
Put one DripCheck kiosk where people already show off—and give them a verdict worth filming.