Connect your catalog
Your product list is read at regular intervals. New products are added, sold-out ones removed, price and stock tracked.
Stilora learns your products from their images and descriptions, then powers semantic site search, similar-product recommendations, complete-the-look outfits and SEO product content.
Products are clustering by meaning…
Stilora learns a product once. Search, content, similar products, outfit completion and every other feature share the same understanding.
Stilora core
Your product list is read at regular intervals. New products are added, sold-out ones removed, price and stock tracked.
Image and description are analysed together. Details missing from the text are understood from the image.
Even attributes nobody wrote down, like “black buckle belt”, become searchable and matchable.
Products are prepared in advance. Shoppers never wait; results appear right away.
A shopper who types “light-colored dress for a countryside wedding” shouldn’t see an empty page just because no product name contains “wedding”. Stilora matches the meaning of the query with the meaning of your products.
Keyword search
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Illustrative demo. Products and numbers are examples.
In most catalogs descriptions are either empty or copied. Stilora reads each product through its image and attributes and writes copy that is ready for search engines and AI assistants.
Raw product in your catalog
Description field is empty.
Content generated by Stilora
Illustrative demo. Real content is generated from your own product data.
For search engines and assistants. Title, description and features are organised for search engines and AI assistants.
Complete fields. Title, description, features, keywords and a short summary shown in search results.
Works at scale. Thousands of products are processed in the background and each piece of content is delivered to your system when ready. Small batches are answered instantly.
Illustrative demo. Scores show how the formula works.
When a size sells out or a color isn’t right, your customer sees alternatives that feel the same. Substitutes, not complements: boot for boot, lipstick for lipstick.
Outfit completion presents a product together with the pieces that complete it. Let’s see why it matters through Elif’s evening.
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Goes well with this jacket
She has been browsing the product page for minutes. The jacket is lovely but one question is on her mind: “What will I wear this with?”
A classic recommendation box shows her three more jackets. But Elif doesn’t need another jacket; she needs trousers, shoes and a bag. The cart stays empty.
Trousers, a pair of loafers and a bag matching the jacket’s color, cut and season appear. Why each piece was chosen is explained in a single sentence.
If Elif hesitates she asks the chat stylist, sees which sizes are in stock and adds the whole outfit to her cart with one tap.
Change the product and the theme of the day; see how the outfit is rebuilt and why each candidate was rejected.
Illustrative demo. Real recommendations are generated from the products and stock levels in your own catalog.
The chat stylist understands budget, occasion and taste. Three agents prepare the answer together.
Associations learned from your real order data. When data is thin, gaps are filled with semantic similarity.
A single photo is enough: it finds the closest match in your catalog and builds an outfit around it.
The best single match instead of a full outfit: trousers for a jacket, shoes for a dress.
Recommendations are scored with your team’s feedback. Weak matches become visible and get fixed.
A lip liner that matches a lipstick, a case that fits a phone, a cushion that suits a sofa. Each vertical works with its own attributes and matching logic.
In cosmetics, “similar” doesn’t just mean color; skin type, skin concern, formula, ingredients, tone family and undertone are weighed together. Here, outfit completion becomes a care routine.
Even with no tops or bottoms in the catalog, Stilora keeps its value. Similar products, search and content stand out here.
You don’t need to rebuild your site. Share your catalog; Stilora learns it and shows results on your site, in your own design.
Connect your product list. New products, price and stock changes are followed automatically.
Every product is read through its image and description; details like color, material, season and usage are extracted.
Your search box, product pages and chat area get smarter. The look stays entirely in your own design.
Each brand’s data is kept separate. Brands never see each other’s data.
Only authorised people and requests from your own site are accepted; every action is logged.
Products are prepared in advance, so your shoppers never wait.
Monitor performance, errors and cost from a single management dashboard.
For any other question, get in touch with us.
Stilora is an AI platform built by Inveon for ecommerce brands. It learns your product catalog from images and text, then uses that understanding for semantic site search, similar-product recommendations, complete-the-look outfit recommendations, a chat stylist and SEO product content generation. It works with fashion, cosmetics, electronics, home & living and general retail catalogs.
No. Stilora is a single product; all features use the same product data and the same core. You decide where on your site each feature appears. For example, you can start with search and content and add outfit completion to your product pages later.
No. Stilora only searches and recommends products from your own product list. Every result links to a purchasable product page.
Your product list is read at regular intervals and products no longer on sale are filtered out of results. The chat stylist checks size and quantity in real time.
Yes. Stilora reads the product together with its image; details missing from the text are understood from the image. You can also fill in missing descriptions with SEO content generation.
Separate matching logic is ready for cosmetics, electronics, home & living, cleaning & care and general retail. Even in single-category catalogs, like a brand that only sells shoes, similar products, search and content keep their full value.
Yes. The infrastructure was designed multi-brand from the start. Each brand works with its own data space and its own settings; all are monitored from a single management dashboard.
It is platform-independent. You share your product feed; results are added to your site through a ready-made widget or the API. No rebuild is needed and the look stays in your own design.
Connect your product list and see how your catalog is understood, from search results to product pages.