See something in a show, buy it in the next ad break.
// COMMERCE_ENGINE.init() → CONTENT_SCAN → CART_BRIDGE → AI_PRODUCT_RECOG
Shop What You Just Saw
You're watching Home Town, someone hangs a bathroom mirror, and you think: I want that. Same with the sofa on House Hunters, or the mixer on Chopped. Then the scene moves on and you forget about it. Everything here started from trying to catch that thought before it goes.
So we built something that finds those items while the episode plays and puts them in the next mid-roll break, close enough that you still remember wanting it, far enough out that nobody gets interrupted mid-scene.
1. Contextual Scan
The episode gets scanned for things you could actually buy.
2. Shoppable Mid-Roll
What you just saw shows up in the break that follows.
Rich Media for Web
The API version isn't right for every campaign. Some advertisers want a lighter integration, some would rather stay outside the data pipeline, and some just want a web format they've already run before and trust.
So I built a second version for them. Same shoppable interaction, ordinary rich media, runs anywhere on the open web.
Fixed Product Catalog
The products are built into the creative. Best when you already know the lineup and it isn't going to move: a seasonal drop, a hero SKU push, a collection with a fixed end date.
- Fastest turnaround, no feed to integrate
- Good for tentpole launches and short collections
- You control exactly how every product looks
- QA'd before it flies, nothing decided at runtime
Remote Product Updates
The products come from a hosted sheet, read when the ad serves. Swap a SKU, change a price, drop in new imagery, all without a rebuild or a new creative request.
- Change products by editing a spreadsheet
- Hides items that are out of stock
- Pricing and imagery can move mid-flight
- One build, however many product rotations you need