One connection
Nothing to tag
Measured against a control

You connect your catalog.
We fill in the details shoppers search for.

It's a Shopify app that reads and writes your product data. Nothing gets added to your storefront. Here's what happens after you install it.

How we work

Four steps, from install
to a measured result.

You set it up once. We do the rest, and you decide how much you want to approve before anything goes live.

01

Connect

Install our Shopify app, or connect the product information system your catalog lives in. Tell us how your team builds listings today. You don't need to tag or prepare anything.

02

Read

Our models look at each garment's photos and pick out what its category asks for, like neckline, sleeve length or fit. They're tuned on your catalog.

03

Publish

We write the attributes back into your catalog. From there they reach Google, Meta, marketplaces, your product pages and your onsite search.

04

Measure

We leave a group of products untouched and compare them with the ones we filled in. You see the difference before we do the whole catalog.

What we read
  • Product images
  • Existing titles and copy
  • Supplier and style data
  • Category and taxonomy

Most of what a shopper wants to know, like the neckline or the length, is already in the photos. Nobody has written it down yet, so we start there.

What you get back
  • High-value attributes, per category
  • Titles and descriptions written from them
  • Google and Meta feed fields
  • Structured data on the product page
  • Values your onsite search can filter on

It all goes into your own catalog, in the fields each channel already reads.

Who checks the work

A person checks the model's work
while it learns your catalog.

You wouldn't let a generic AI tool rewrite your catalog unchecked, and neither would we. Someone on our team reviews the output, and as the mistakes dry up, we check less.

Checked before it ships

Someone on our team reads what the models write and fixes what's wrong, one product at a time.

Same word in every listing

The models learn from each fix. A wrap neckline gets called a wrap neckline everywhere, not three different things.

As hands-off as you want

Approve every change before it's written back, spot-check a few, or leave it to us. Up to you.

Questions

Anything else, ask us on the call.

See it on your own catalog.

Book a call and we'll read a few of your products live. Or run the free audit first, and we'll go through the results together.