We think it's a question problem.
The shopper is in the store. The expertise isn't reaching them.
Of shoppers who go in looking for guidance, 90% leave empty-handed when they can’t find the help they need.
53% of shoppers say poor customer service tops their list of worst retail experiences.
80% will abandon a retailer after three bad experiences.
Every store gets its own expert,
on duty 24/7.
Remi reads your shelves and your owner's notes — then answers shoppers like the most knowledgeable person on staff would. By voice or by touch, at the kiosk in aisle three.
A walk-out, or a regular.
Illustrative — what a Remi-recommended bundle could look like for the same shopper. Not a measured pilot outcome.
Specialty stores survived two revolutions: the supermarket and the internet. The third one — AI — should belong to them.
Knowledge isn't scarce. It's trapped in heads.
Every owner knows what to recommend. Most shoppers will never get to ask. We free that knowledge.
Inventory isn't the product. The pairing is.
No one buys a bottle. They buy "for Tuesday's dinner." Stores that lead with context win the cart.
AI shouldn't replace the staff. It should clone them.
Remi sounds like the owner because Remi is trained on the owner. The voice in the store stays the voice.
The corner shop has always known you. We're just teaching it to say so out loud.
Three shops. Three different reasons they stay.
More owner reels coming soon — these are the owners shooting them.
I've noticed customers engaging more with my store and the products I offer — instead of running into a wall when an employee doesn't understand what they're looking for.
Bring Remi to your shelf.
A 60-day free pilot. We bring the kiosk; you keep the customers.