A coffee pot or a whole garden set: the customer photographs the spot it would live in, taps the piece, and gets a picture of it there. No app, no account. The picture ends in a conversation with your store.
A sofa tool cannot sell a shelf. Home goods span every support in the house: the coffee pot lives on a table, the basket tower stands on the floor, the clock hangs on a wall, the swing hangs from above. The engine carries that fact for every product in your catalog and decides from it.
Surface pieces join the room exactly as photographed. The customer's table stays their table; your piece lands on it at its true size.
Floor furniture replaces. The old set comes out, yours goes in its place, and the picture keeps their walls, their fence, their light.
Placement gets checked before anyone sees it. A pot rendered on the ground, a set left floating, a piece at an impossible size: the picture is rejected and reshot rather than shown. What reaches the customer is one your brand can stand behind.
Sits on a surface
Stands on the floorBoth pictures above came out of the engine and through its checks, into rooms photographed on a phone. The dressing is the stylist's; the rooms belong to their owners.
One is enough. The page tells them what to photograph: the table for a serving set, the room for furniture, the wall for a clock.
A normal phone photo, exactly as the room stands. It stays private and never appears anywhere public.
Their room with your piece in it, before and after, and an order button that opens your WhatsApp with the piece already named.
Your catalog loads from photos. The store owner posts a product photo from a phone; the system cuts it out and makes it renderable. No studio shoots and no 3D models.
Cash on delivery, WhatsApp checkout, gift registry — the machinery around the pictures is built for how home-goods stores actually sell, not for a checkout your customers don't use.
Abu Almajd Home Center runs this today: a real store, a real catalog, Arabic-first. Open it, pick a piece, and put it in your own room right now.
Send nothing in advance. On the call we take a handful of your product photos, load them live, and put them in a room while you watch. If your catalog is on Instagram, that is enough to start.
A person answers. You talk to the people who build it.
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Someone from the team writes back within one business day to set the call. The reply comes from chat@comrse.ai.