Experience showcases
Six worlds, sixty moments.
A brand world is ten moments. A guest steps in front of the mirror, sees themselves inside one of them, and moves to the next without stepping away. The face stays the same. Everything around it changes.
The library
Ten moments make a world
A world is not a single effect. It is ten related moments that share a wardrobe logic, a set of settings and a lighting language, so a guest can move through them and stay inside one idea. Museum is ten eras. Cinema is ten genres. Nike is ten disciplines.
Worlds
Six worlds to walk into
Each showcase below is a complete, published world: ten moments, one UI look, and a session flow that runs unattended. Open one to see every moment in it.
Museum
History, worn. Ancient Egypt to the Roaring Twenties — ten eras a visitor can put on between two rooms of an exhibition.
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Moët & Chandon
Celebration worlds: red carpet, gala night, yacht life, wedding day. Built as a demonstration concept for luxury and beauty venues.
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Nike
Athlete for a minute. Ten disciplines, shown in outfit-only mode so the real shop floor stays behind the guest.
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Cinema
Ten genres, one face. Action hero, noir detective, space adventure — a lobby activation for a release weekend.
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Summit
The trade-show world. Founder, engineer, pioneer, speaker — and a recording that leaves with consent attached.
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Trivago
Travel, tried on. Caribbean beach, alpine ski, desert safari — the destination, seen from inside it. A demonstration concept.
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Sixty moments, one library
A cross-section of the published library. Every frame is a guest in a real session: wardrobe, setting and light generated live, face and proportions held in place.
Brand worlds are demonstration concepts built for the Manifest Mirror platform; they do not imply a commercial relationship with the brands shown.
Museum — Roman Empire
One session, many moments
Switch worlds without stepping away
The guest keeps their phone. A QR code pairs it to the mirror at the start of the session, and from there the phone is the remote: choose a moment, change it, keep the one that works.
- Ten choices, no queue. Moments are switched during the session, not by starting a new one.
- Continuous video. Each change re-dresses the live image; it is not a still photo being swapped.
- Ninety seconds by default. Long enough for three moments, short enough to keep a line moving. Venues configure the length centrally.
- The recording follows. Whatever the guest chose arrives by email after the session.
Identity lock, held across every moment
What never changes
The world moves. The face stays
Every world in this library runs on the same rule. Wardrobe, setting and lighting are generated; face, proportions and expression are preserved. A guest who smiles in Ancient Greece smiles in the recording.
- Two modes. Outfit only keeps the real room behind the guest. Full world replaces the setting as well.
- Venue's choice. Retail floors usually run outfit only; museums and cinemas run full world.
- Reviewed before publishing. Worlds are checked on a mirror before they reach a venue.
The session
How a showcase runs
The same four beats in every world, whether the mirror stands in a museum foyer or a trade-show aisle.
- Attract
The mirror plays the world in attract mode. Passers-by see what the room could turn them into before anyone speaks to them.
- Pair
A QR code pairs the guest's phone in seconds. No app to install, no account to create.
- Ninety seconds
The transformation starts live. The guest moves, the world moves with them, and they switch moments as often as they like.
- Take it home
The recording is assembled after the session and delivered by email. Recordings are deleted automatically after seven days.
Looks
A look for every room
The interface has its own wardrobe. Nine UI looks change type, colour and pacing so the mirror reads as part of the venue rather than as equipment placed in it.
| Museum | Gold — serif, warm, exhibition-quiet |
|---|---|
| Moët & Chandon | Atelier — hushed, editorial, low contrast |
| Nike | Pulse — fast, high contrast, built for a shop floor |
| Cinema | Noir — dark, cinematic, lobby-ready |
| Summit | Blueprint — technical, precise, legible across an aisle |
| Trivago | Concierge — bright, welcoming, travel-desk calm |
Every look runs in all five mirror formats: 9:16, 3:4, 1:1, 4:3 and 16:9.
Beyond the six
The seventh world, and yours
Six worlds are published here. A seventh sits in the library, and the library is meant to grow.
Mystery
The seventh world is kept unlisted and used for launches, private previews and venues that want a reveal rather than a menu. Guests see the mirror, not the catalogue. It runs on the same ten-moment structure as every other world.
Ask to see itYour own world
Worlds are produced in Manifest Studio: brief, world design, ten moments, a UI look, a test on a real mirror, then publication to venues. Once a world exists, it can run on any mirror in the network without being rebuilt.
Manifest Studio
Brand worlds shown on this site are demonstration concepts built to exercise the platform. They do not imply a commercial relationship with, or endorsement by, the brands named.