An outboard-cover store let shoppers see it on their boat
An AI visualizer that puts a printed cover on the shopper's own engine, and a chat agent for fit questions.
The situation
Where they started
An online store selling printed outboard-motor covers fitted to specific makes and models, bought by shoppers who cannot try one on first.
What we found
- A flat catalog photo does not show the cover on a shopper's own engine, so buyers hesitated.
- Fit, sizing, and material questions waited on a person, right when someone was deciding.
What we built
Piece by piece
- Custom app
An AI product visualizer
Pick a design and motor, upload a photo of your boat, and see the cover on your own engine before buying.
- AI agent
A customer chat agent
Answers fit, sizing, and material questions from the store's own product information, any hour. When unsure, it says so.
Safety
How it stays safe
- The chat agent answers only from the store's catalog and says when it is not sure.
- The visualizer works from the shopper's own photo, shows a preview, and changes nothing.
- Neither one can take an order or move money. The shopper still checks out.
Day to day
A normal day
A shopper asks whether a cover fits their motor and gets an answer in seconds. Then they upload a photo of their boat, see the cover on their own engine, and add it to the cart.
What changed
What is true today
Capabilities and speed, not dollar figures.
- Shoppers see the cover on their own boat before they buy.
- Pre-sale questions get an instant, grounded answer instead of waiting on an email.
- The store answers around the clock without adding a person to the inbox.
Try the demos
The same builds, on fictional data
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