04 — Operations across venues
A fleet of mirrors, run like one.
Manifest OS is the infrastructure that keeps every mirror presenting, configured and current: central policy, content distribution, health and kiosk operation, from one unit to a network.
Built for unattended
A mirror in a museum lobby has no operator.
So the unit locks into fullscreen kiosk mode, precaches every world it might show, keeps its attract loop running through a network drop, and takes its configuration from the centre. Staff never touch the machine after installation.
Central policyPolicy
Set it once. Every mirror follows.
Session length, environment mode and looks are policies, not per-unit settings. A change made with the venue password applies across the fleet within seconds.
- Global session limit. Ninety seconds by default, adjustable centrally.
- Environment toggle. Outfit-only or full world per fleet.
- Password-protected. Only the venue changes policy.
Content distributionContent
Worlds arrive before they are needed.
Every asset a mirror can show is precached on the unit. New worlds and moments are pushed ahead of a campaign so the first session is as fast as the last.
- Offline attract loop. Presenting continues without a connection.
- Versioned pushes. Roll back a world in one step.
- Brotli-compressed delivery. Small updates, fast installs.
RetentionData lifecycle
Automatic clean-up, by policy.
Recordings are removed after seven days, email deliveries after thirty. The sweep runs hourly on every deployment. There is nothing for a venue to remember to delete.
- Seven days. Session recordings.
- Thirty days. Delivery records.
- Hourly sweep. Not a manual task.
Operations, handled
Four steps from crate to campaign.
- Install
One power connection, one network connection, camera at eye height.
- Pair
The unit joins the fleet and pulls its look, format and policy.
- Publish
Worlds precache overnight; the mirror is campaign-ready by morning.
- Monitor
Health, session counts and delivery status from the centre.
At a glance
Manifest OS in numbers and words.
| Configuration | Central, password-protected, applies to the whole fleet |
|---|---|
| Session policy | Global limit, 90 s default |
| Modes | Outfit-only or full world per fleet |
| Kiosk | PWA fullscreen, locked, unattended |
| Offline | All worlds precached; attract loop independent of network |
| Delivery | Email pipeline with delivery records |
| Retention | Recordings 7 days, deliveries 30 days, hourly sweep |
| Security | Origin allow-lists, per-IP rate limits, session leases |
Questions
What venues and brands ask first.
Our field team or a certified partner. A site check happens before delivery; setup takes a morning.
Yes. Session counts, completions and deliveries per mirror are available to the venue and, for booked campaigns, to the brand.
Kiosk mode locks the interface; policy and content are pulled from the centre, so a reboot restores the intended state.
Yes. An operator sees all fleets; policies can be set per fleet or globally.