For Retail Teams

Semantic search and computer vision for retail, shipped to production.

From catalog search that understands what shoppers mean to shelf-image analysis that catches stockouts before they cost sales, built on your real catalog and store data.

What we build for retail
Semantic Catalog Search
Vector search with re-ranking across your product catalog, so shoppers find what they mean, not just what they typed.
Shelf & Inventory Vision
Computer vision over store photos that catches out-of-stocks and misplaced items before they cost sales.
Backend Engineering
APIs, data pipelines, and infrastructure that hold up under real production traffic.
AI Integrations
LLM agents, RAG search, and automation grounded in your real data, with no hallucinated capability.
Proof, not promises
Retail

+25% search conversion with semantic catalog search

Retrieval-augmented search and recommendations across a large retail product catalog.

+25%
Search conversion
−35%
Query latency
100k+ SKU
Catalog coverage
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Retail

+18% product availability with shelf-image analysis

Computer vision that analyzes shelf photos from stores to catch out-of-stocks and misplaced items.

+18%
Product availability
150+
Stores monitored
−70%
Audit time
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Built into your stack

Search, vision, and the data plumbing behind them

Retail AI lives or dies on plumbing: catalog data into search, photos from stores into models, and alerts back to the people who fix the shelf.

Catalog search at 100k+ SKUs

Vectors in Postgres with pgvector and Cohere re-ranking behind a FastAPI service. Search conversion rose 25% and query latency fell 35%.
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Vision across 150+ stores

A YOLOv8 detection model running through ONNX Runtime on in-store Edge TPU hardware. Product availability rose 18% and audit time fell 70%.
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Alerts into store operations

Stockout and misplacement alerts streamed over MQTT to store-ops dashboards, so the right team sees a gap while it is still on the shelf.
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The backend that holds it together

Python services, Postgres, and background jobs for data feeds, indexing, and integrations with the store systems you already run.
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FAQ
Does this plug into our existing store-ops pipeline?

Yes. Alerts and results stream straight into your store-ops dashboards, with no separate tool for teams to check.

How long is a typical engagement?

4–10 weeks for a first build, ongoing retainers after.

Do you work with in-house engineering teams?

Yes. We embed alongside existing engineering and data teams, not around them.

Does computer vision run in the cloud or in the store?

In our shelf-monitoring project inference ran on edge devices in the stores, with ONNX Runtime on Edge TPU hardware. The right choice for you depends on store connectivity, photo volume, and privacy rules.

How do you price retail work?

Hourly or as a monthly block of hours. We do not quote a fixed price per project.

Ready to ship AI across your stores?

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