How accurate is photo recognition?

We measure it on your own product photos before launch and set a fallback for low-confidence results.

Do you build subscriptions and in-app purchases?

Yes, including paywalls and the store review rules around them. WhatsitAI converts 5% of new users to paid.

Can you take over an existing shopping app?

Yes. We start with an audit and send a written plan before larger changes.

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E-commerce and retail app development

Shopping, resale and marketplace apps, with AI that recognises products, answers buyers and runs the back office.

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Built to

PCI DSSGDPR and CCPAStore subscription rulesAccessibility

WhatsitAI identifying and valuing items — WhatsitAI and Luxury

Where E-commerce and retail products get stuck

Shoppers leave before checkoutToo many steps, slow screens and unclear delivery costs.Product growth Payments, stock and CRM live apartOrders get re-typed and stock goes out of date.Integrations Support answers the same questions all dayOrder status, returns and sizing take most of the inbox.AI in your product

Retail apps we shipped

All case studies

WhatsitAIIdentify and value anything, 25K monthly users

LuxuryLuxury resale, 18% of new users pay

ServisusMarketplace for local help

We also build

Shopping appsResale and collectiblesMarketplacesLoyalty and gift cardsSubscriptionsLocal services

Where AI helps retail and marketplaces

Product photoVision modelItem and price

Product recognition

Identify and price items from a photo. WhatsitAI reached 25K monthly users on this.

Document and vision AI

Built for retail rules

PCI DSSPayments through certified providers, so card data never touches your servers.

GDPR and CCPAConsent for tracking, data export and deletion on request.

Store rulesSubscriptions and in-app purchases that pass App Store and Google Play review.

AccessibilityCheckout and catalog screens built to WCAG 2.2 AA.

Two starting points

Every engagement starts with a short paid phase. You get a written plan and can stop there.

You have a goal and a budget, and need a team that has shipped this before.

First release in 2 to 4 months

1. Blueprint2 to 3 weeks Scope, user flows, a clickable design and an honest estimate. You get: a prototype and a fixed plan for the first release

2. First release2 to 4 months Design, build and test in two-week cycles with a demo each time. You get: your product live in the App Store, Google Play or on the web

3. Scaleongoing Analytics, growth experiments and support after launch. You get: a team that already knows your product