comrse. Custom software for businesses that sell things. Any industry. All six builds → chat@comrse.ai
For furniture makers and showrooms

See it in the room before you buy it.

Your frames, in your materials, photographed into a room your customer already lives in. Drag the picture.

A living room with the customer's existing sofa The same room with a new sofa and coffee table in oatmeal linen
The customer's photograph
Reading the room

Nothing else moved. The window, both prints, the lamp, the rug and the plant are exactly where they were photographed. The real one takes about thirty seconds.

Any room, any material

Every one of these is a real photograph, put through the same thing.

A back patio with old resin chairs The same patio with new outdoor seating BeforeAfter
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OutdoorsOutdoor-rated cloth only, offered without being asked for.
A bedroom with an old metal bed frame The same bedroom with a new upholstered bed BeforeAfter
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BedroomsThe window, the floor and the morning light stay hers.
A small apartment living room, cluttered The same apartment with a new chair and table BeforeAfter
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Small spacesA cramped phone photo is still a room it can read.
The problem

A thousand fabrics, and none of them on a frame.

1,240
fabrics one maker publishes, and not one shown on a frame
~30s
from their photograph to a picture of their room
0
3D models needed. It runs on the photography you own.
Three surfaces, one catalog

Wherever the buyer is standing.

Underneath all three

Before a machine can sell it, a machine has to read it.

Grades, widths, finishes, outdoor ratings, what pairs with what, held as data instead of as a PDF. That is the work that puts your chair in a photograph, and the same work that decides whether a shopping assistant can recommend you at all.

We do that part first. You keep it whether or not you keep us.

What it actually is

A gate that fails closed, not a filter.

Their roomGeometry, finishes and light are locked. It has to read as the same room.
Your frameJudged against your own product photograph: silhouette, legs, proportions.
Their materialChecked against the swatch they ordered, not the colour it was shot in.
Or nothingA picture that fails the check is pulled, not shipped with a caveat.
The same tool, three places

The technology follows the buyer.

On the web

On the product page, where the buyer is already deciding. The room they upload stays private.

In the showroom

A QR code on the tag. The buyer photographs their own living room while standing in front of the frame.

On the show floor

A screen and a wall. They configure, it appears, they scan. You keep what they specified.

Put your catalog in their room.

Everything above runs on sample pieces we made. Yours runs on your own frames and your own materials, and building that is a day, not a quarter.

This is one of six

Whatever you sell, the build is made for you.

comrse writes custom software for businesses that sell physical things, in any industry. Every build is made for one company and shaped around how that company makes money, and every one of them starts as a full copy of a platform that has been carrying our own stores for fifteen years. That is why a smaller business can afford work like this without any of it being built thinner.