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From “I’m looking for” to confident purchase.

Conversational AI that knows your catalog, speaks your brand and guides the decision — for humans and AI agents alike. Grounded in your catalog, your brand voice and live signals like inventory and pricing.

The Design Assistant on a tablet, helping a shopper choose a chandelier: a conversation beside a grid of matching products.

The shift

Product discovery is broken, and shoppers are leaving because of it.

  1. 01

    Search that doesn't understand intent.

    A shopper types “warm living room light” and gets a list of SKUs sorted by relevance score. No context, no questions, no trade-offs explained. They scroll, skim and leave.

  2. 02

    Filter walls that paralyze.

    Dozens of facets, hundreds of checkboxes and zero guidance on which ones matter. The shopper who doesn't already know what they need is the one most likely to abandon.

  3. 03

    No one to explain the trade-offs.

    Two products, different specs, similar price — and nothing on the page explains which one is right. In a store, someone would answer that. Online, the shopper figures it out alone or doesn't.

  4. 04

    Built for humans only.

    AI agents query catalogs and evaluate products on behalf of the people they serve. A storefront with no structured, queryable interface is invisible to that traffic.

Live demo

A designer's sidekick that knows your catalog.

Shoppers describe what they are after in plain English. The assistant queries your live catalog, surfaces the best fits and adds the picks to their project.

Design Assistant — live demoprojects / loft-reading-nook

Active project

Loft Reading Nook

9 savedest. $2,790style: warm modern

Assistant · live tools

  1. user

    Designing a reading nook in my loft — walnut tones, warm and cozy.

Active project

Loft Reading Nook

9 savedest. $2,790style: warm modern

Assistant · live tools

  1. user

    Designing a reading nook in my loft — walnut tones, warm and cozy.

  2. assistant

    Got it. Pulling pieces from your partners that match your saved style.

    • query_inventory
    • get_pricing
    • style_match
    • your_partners

Active project

Loft Reading Nook

9 savedest. $2,790style: warm modern

  • Boucle Swivel

    Lounge · oat

    $1,42096% match

  • Walnut Drum

    Pendant · 18"

    $68092% match

  • Field Side Table

    Walnut · round

    $54089% match

  • Reverie Runner

    Rug · 3×8

    $39086% match

Assistant · live tools

  1. user

    Designing a reading nook in my loft — walnut tones, warm and cozy.

  2. assistant

    Got it. Pulling pieces from your partners that match your saved style.

    • query_inventory
    • get_pricing
    • style_match
    • your_partners
  3. assistant

    4 matches found — best fit first, all in stock.

What's built in

An assistant for shoppers — and the agents shopping for them.

  • Intent-first discovery

    Starts with the shopper's goal, not a keyword. Asks the right clarifying questions and narrows by what actually matters — room size, use case, compatibility.

  • Catalog-grounded answers

    Every response pulls from your enriched product catalog — your products, your specs, your inventory, your pricing. The assistant doesn't recommend products you don't carry.

  • Honest comparisons & trade-offs

    When a shopper is deciding between two products, the assistant explains where each one wins and where it falls short for their situation. Confidence, not pressure.

  • Your voice, your policies

    Configured to speak in your tone — your terminology, your way of handling objections, your category vocabulary. It represents your brand, not a generic chatbot.

  • Live inventory & pricing signals

    Inventory, pricing and lead times in real time, so recommendations stay accurate at the moment they are made.

  • Smart support deflection

    Order status, spec lookups, compatibility checks, return policies — answered from your data. Human attention is reserved for the conversations that need it.

  • Clean human handoff

    When a question needs a person, the assistant transfers with full context attached. You define the escalation rules; it follows them.

  • Multi-surface deployment

    The same assistant across your website, internal tools and channel-specific surfaces. One configuration, consistent answers.

  • Agent-ready

    The same conversational layer that serves humans responds to structured queries from AI shopping agents. No separate integration, no second build.

  • Governed and auditable

    Every response logged, every escalation tracked, every data source cited. You always know what the assistant said, when, and where the answer came from.

Questions

Asked before you ask.

What does the assistant actually know about our catalog?

Everything you give it access to — products, specifications, pricing, availability, brand guidelines and any context your team has built into the system. It answers from your catalog, not the open web. If a product isn't in your data, the assistant says so rather than guessing.

How is this different from a search box or filter panel?

A search box returns results for whatever words the shopper typed. This assistant asks clarifying questions, understands intent, compares trade-offs honestly and explains why a product is or isn't a good fit. It guides — it doesn't just retrieve.

Can it handle complex or high-consideration purchases?

Yes — that's where it adds the most value. For products where compatibility, specifications and trade-offs matter, the assistant can walk through the decision step by step.

Does it work for AI agents, not just human shoppers?

Yes. The same assistant logic that guides a human through discovery also handles structured queries from AI agents shopping on behalf of a customer.

Where does the assistant hand off to checkout?

The assistant brings the shopper to a confident decision, then surfaces a clear path to purchase — cart, product page, or a direct hand-off to your existing checkout flow. It doesn't own checkout; it removes the friction before it.

How is pricing structured?

Based on catalog size, traffic volume and integration complexity. We scope it after understanding your stack — you'll have real numbers before committing to anything.