Curaits
How it works

Visual decision intelligence.

Decide first. Find what fits. No-scroll shopping.

Curaits helps you work out what fits — visually, contextually and personally. It makes the decision first, then recommends products only when they genuinely help.

01

Ask or upload

Ask a visual or aesthetic question, with or without a photo. A photo gives Curaits more context, but it is never required.

02

Get one clear decision

Curaits analyses the visual relationships, your question and the relevant context to give you one clear recommendation — with a simple explanation of why.

03

Visualise when it helps

For decisions that are easier to judge by seeing them, Curaits can visualise the recommended change in your own space, outfit or image.

04

Find what fits — without the scroll

When products are relevant, Curaits searches the store’s catalogue for the options that genuinely fit your decision. Instead of scrolling through hundreds of products, you get one clear recommendation — or a small number of genuinely suitable choices.

Curaits in every store

Same intelligence. Different expertise.

Curaits remains a visual decision intelligence wherever you use it. But each participating store can choose how Curaits should best help its customers.

A store may configure Curaits to behave more like a Visual Advisor, Product Expert, Brand Concierge or Sales Advisor.

Visual Advisor

Puts the visual decision first. It recommends a product only when adding or changing something genuinely improves the result.

Product Expert

Uses the store’s catalogue knowledge to help you understand, compare and choose between suitable products.

Brand Concierge

Combines Curaits’ independent visual judgement with factual information the store has provided about its products, collections, materials and expertise.

Sales Advisor

Looks more actively for relevant products, alternatives and complementary items — while still allowing “you don’t need to buy anything” to be the right answer.

The role changes what Curaits emphasises — not what genuinely fits. A store cannot instruct Curaits to recommend an unsuitable product, hide a better visual decision or override its core decision intelligence.

That is the moat.

Taught by the store. Not controlled by it.

Knowledge, not control.

Stores can teach Curaits the things a knowledgeable member of staff would know — for example, which collections are important, how products are made, which materials are signature, or which products should be avoided in certain situations.

Curaits uses approved store knowledge as context, while keeping its visual judgement and product-fit assessment independent.

Personal to you

It learns what works for you.

Your taste, remembered

Curaits can learn from the decisions you accept, reject and refine, helping future recommendations become more relevant to you rather than starting from zero every time.

Carry decisions across stores

When you choose to carry a decision with you, Curaits can recognise when something relevant to that decision becomes available in another participating store.

Different store. Same underlying Curaits.

A merchant can change Curaits’ role, store knowledge and communication style. Your visual context and Curaits’ core decision intelligence do not reset simply because you enter another store.

Sometimes the right answer is nothing

Curaits does not have to recommend a product. Even in stores where it is configured to be more proactive, “no purchase needed” remains a valid decision when nothing genuinely improves the outcome.

Common questions

Curaits · Honest recommendations. Sometimes the best answer is not to buy anything.