Synthetic product preview
Less research. Fewer regrets. Better purchases.
Set a few starting decision facts, then explore a private camera-first prototype. This version does not identify real products or save your profile.
Capture locally. Take or choose a product-only photo that stays in browser memory.
Confirm the unknowns. No AI or catalogue lookup occurs, so you provide the product facts used.
Test the decision flow. A deterministic policy returns a synthetic verdict from your confirmed inputs.
Ready when you are
What are you thinking about buying?
Your session profile
Only countable, user-confirmed information appears here.
Synthetic preview. Photos stay in browser memory and are not uploaded, stored, or inspected by AI.
Session history
Your recent preview decisions
Only decisions from this open browser session appear here.
No preview decisions yet
Your first synthetic decision will appear here after a scan or demo.
What the preview knows
Your session decision profile
Every item below came directly from an answer you gave in this open page.
Protect me from
My categories
My priorities
My starting spending range
User-confirmed facts this session
Choose one product-only photo.
The browser will normalize it locally for preview and optional barcode detection. This version does not identify the product, inspect it with AI, retrieve evidence, or upload the image.
Camera access is optional. The choose-photo route works on more devices.
Preparing the preview…
- Keeping the image in browser memory
- Checking for a local barcode observation
- Preparing fields for you to confirm
- Using no AI, catalogue, or external evidence
No product identification or evidence retrieval occurs on this screen. The short sequence demonstrates the intended interaction timing only.
User confirmation required
Product not identified
No AI or catalogue lookup occurred.
Why this answer
What mattered most
What you confirmed
Trust ledger
What could change the answer
Current limitations
Record the immediate decision
What did you decide?
This records a session outcome only. It does not prove whether the verdict was correct.