Collector
Basel Brief
works · rooms · people · next move
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Troviii
Live intelligence layer
event intelligenceready for capture
One-night ritual graph
Turn a one-night world into memory, sponsorship value, and alumni value.
A ball is already a world: rooms, outfits, rituals, performances, friends, secret routes, photos, and status. The product makes that world navigable and durable.
Privacy boundary
aggregate safeVisitors keep private memory and follow-up. Galleries, sponsors, partners, and Basel see aggregate proof only, with named follow-up shared by opt-in.
curated signals
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room signals
ready for guests
stakeholder views
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hosted worlds
ready to host
Saved path
Save what stopped you. Choose the next step.
A work, note, route, hosted coffee, or gallery question can stay private, enter your brief, or become a request someone can answer.
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Save
work · place · note
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Structure
theme · intent · source
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Choose
private · gallery · aggregate
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Return
brief · route · intro
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Afterlife
object story travels
›Operator consolehost this event · add a live signal
›Operator console
host this event · add a live signalHosted world
prototypeCreate the real May Ball event room.
This reuses Troviii events, scanner entry, taste signals, people overlap, artifacts, and dashboards. It adds the event/world layer on top.
Add live Basel node
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Live capture canvas
The event context is already waiting.
The QR or link tells Troviii where the person entered and what context is already known.
college ritual
Great Court arrival
room
Secret garden
sponsor
Sponsor bar ritual
memory
Alumni archive
Entry context
Secret garden
A room that becomes valuable when people find each other there.
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Visitor input
Save the room, performance, outfit, drink, friend group, sponsor moment, or ritual you want to remember.
Multimodal read
modeledSecret garden performance
One-night college ball with rooms, performers, sponsors, vendors, and alumni memory.
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Inferred intent
Guest wants memory artifact and friend overlap; committee needs room/sponsor value.
Confidence
0.84 event-context match
Next action
Add to guest artifact, update room popularity, and show sponsor resonance.
The Night, by guest
One night, a thread that holds.
Each guest's night structured into moments, rituals, meetings, and the memory card. The artifact survives the punting at dawn.
3 guest threads · durable
Trinity alumnus · class of 2019
The night a college becomes a country again.
Edward Lawrence-Hughes
Came with: Plus-one partner, two visiting American friends
Edward came back for the May Ball expecting nostalgia.
Open the night
Trinity undergrad · second year
The night you find out what kind of room you want to be in.
Anya Shumi-Park
Came with: Two friends from college, one date she'd known for three weeks
Anya's friends had been to a May Ball before.
Open the night
Trinity alumnus · class of 1998
The ball is the same. You aren't.
Rashid Elamin
Came with: Daughter Layla (current undergrad, first year)
Rashid had not been back since his own May Ball in 1998.
Open the night
Living context
One signal becomes a living thread.
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room
Secret garden.
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performance
Late-night set became reunion point.
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memory
Friend group reconnection.
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sponsor
Drink ritual remembered in room context, not logo-only.
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alumni
Potential archive/patronage story.
Memory thread
My May Ball Night
modeledSecret garden, reunion point, late-night music, and the drink ritual everyone remembered.
Your night was not the full schedule. It was the room where everyone found each other again, the song that fixed the memory, and the sponsor moment that felt like part of the ritual.
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Arrival
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Great Court
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Secret garden
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Midnight food
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Survivors photo
CTA
Share your May Ball Night with your table or alumni circle.
Visual archive
The saved moment becomes things a person can keep, revisit, and share.
First Save
preview day · 11:42
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Basel Brief
5 moments · 3 follow-ups
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Living Provenance
object story · guest layer
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Scanner constellation
The save returns as something useful.
A scan becomes a graph, then a memory card, then a route, intro, answer packet, or report.
input
scan
story
voice
who
person
where
place
next
route
value
proof
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Returned artifact
My May Ball Night is the visitor-facing archive created from the live signal.
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My May Ball Night is the visitor-facing archive created from the live signal.
why
It shows the kind of return a visitor should get immediately after saving something.
next
Share your May Ball Night with your table or alumni circle.
Next action
Share your May Ball Night with your table or alumni circle.
Taste graph
The event has a shape.
People, places, objects, voice, routes, sponsors, and follow-up live in one connected graph.
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melancholy winter
kinetic summer
interior literary
embodied wild
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Signal thread
Capture
Secret garden performance
Meaning
Guest wants memory artifact and friend overlap; committee needs room/sponsor value.
Outcome
Share your May Ball Night with your table or alumni circle.
Carries forward
May Ball
The capture stays attached to the fair instead of disappearing into private memory.
Next room
The same theme can reappear at a dinner, gallery visit, salon, or future fair.
VIVERE
The archive can become a guide, route, audio trail, or hosted world.
Portable memory layer
This event artifact can travel into passport.
Generated with the same memory adapter as scanner, home, passport, and post-event, so the event-intelligence demo is no longer a separate storytelling shell.
Portable passport
Remember
1 saved memory loaded from your account.
Connect
0 scans available for taste context.
Carry
0 event-room actions available for host/merchant proof.
Prove
0 commerce/proof actions available for reward or attribution context.
Opt-in people overlap
modeledPeople connect through what they noticed, saved, asked, and wanted next.
The match is not generic attendance. It is shared taste, route, intent, and follow-up permission.Showing modeled matches. Live matches activate for opted-in visitors with captured signals.
Connection layer
Points of connection appear as a room map.
People are not matched because they are in the same place. They connect through shared objects, places, questions, timing, and permission.
person
Collector
work
Artist world
place
Hotel lobby
hosted
Coffee stop
follow-up
Gallery note
route
City route
Point of connection
Shared artist world + hosted coffee + city route gives the host a natural reason to introduce people.
Ella
guest
90%
Both saved the secret garden set, midnight food, and survivors photo.
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alumnus
71%
Shared nostalgia around Great Court and college rituals.
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Stakeholder views
Same graph. Different value.
Attendee
Gallery
Sponsor
City
Report
Who can act
Choose what each group sees.
Private brief
Shared request
Anonymous pattern
Ready now
The same save can become the right next step for each team.
one save · five next steps
Gallery
Follow-up queue
artist note · process request · consent
Sponsor
Relationship memo
salon themes · next invitation
City
Spillover map
hotel · bakery · museum · route
Object
Living Provenance
guest story · artist world · timestamp
Guest / student
Pain
- - Misses rooms and friends.
- - Magic disappears into photos.
- - The night is hard to retell.
What they do now
Instagram, WhatsApp, paper schedule, group chats, camera roll.
Product action
Creates a personal night map with rooms, rituals, people, performances, and memory.
A shareable artifact of the night they actually had.
Dashboard output
modeledSaved rooms
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Secret garden led.
Friend overlap
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Opt-in only.
Artifact
modeledready
My May Ball Night.
Ritual and memory insertion
The world becomes lived, not just mapped.
Secret garden
Find my people
Taste/friend overlap helps guests reconnect without killing the magic.
Bar / food station
Sponsor as ritual
Brand remembers the room and moment, not just impressions.
Post-ball artifact
Alumni memory
A beautiful archive can support future patronage.