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Enterprise-grade visual intelligence for high-precision product discovery and commerce.
Transforming visual discovery with enterprise-grade AI for global fashion retailers.
ViSenze is a market-leading AI-driven visual search and discovery platform engineered for the fashion and retail sectors. By 2026, its technical architecture has evolved to leverage high-dimensional vector embeddings and multi-modal transformers, allowing users to search across vast catalogs using both images and natural language queries simultaneously. The platform utilizes sophisticated computer vision models trained on billions of fashion-specific data points to identify minute attributes like collar shape, fabric texture, and pattern density. Its 2026 positioning focuses on the 'Total Discovery' engine, which integrates seamlessly into headless commerce stacks via high-performance APIs. ViSenze solves the semantic gap in fashion retail, where text descriptions often fail to capture the visual nuances of apparel. The platform offers low-latency retrieval (sub-200ms) even at scale, supporting enterprise catalogs exceeding 10 million SKUs. By automating product tagging and offering hyper-personalized recommendations based on visual similarity, ViSenze significantly increases conversion rates and average order values for global brands like ASOS, Zalora, and Rakuten.
Combines visual AI with text-based filtering to refine results based on visual similarity and specific metadata.
Enterprise-grade visual intelligence for high-precision product discovery and commerce.
The global leader in creator commerce, driving billion-dollar retail impact through AI-powered shoppable content.
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Uses deep learning models to identify 1000+ fashion attributes including neckline, sleeve length, and fabric type.
An embeddable UI component that allows users to snap photos and find matches within 200ms.
Uses vector similarity scores to suggest visually identical items when the original is out of stock.
Automatically parses social media imagery to find matching products in the retailer's inventory.
Users find it difficult to describe specific patterns or styles using text.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
App displays results for instant purchase
Manually tagging thousands of new arrivals is slow and prone to human error.
Customers see an outfit on a model but can't find individual items (shoes, belt, top).