Shop in your own words.
People shop for a dinner, an occasion or a budget, not a product ID. A search box cannot hear the difference. A good salesperson can.
An agentic storefront for any store that sells online. It knows your brand, speaks in your voice and knows every SKU in depth, so each shopper is served the way a well-trained salesperson would serve them.
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People shop for a dinner, an occasion or a budget, not a product ID. A search box cannot hear the difference. A good salesperson can.
Your customers do not all shop in one language. The same assistant answers each of them from the same catalog.
A jar of curry paste should lead to coconut milk and jasmine rice. Good suggestions follow the meal the shopper is cooking.

Read what the shopper wants: the dish, the language, the budget.
Match it to products you actually stock, down to the SKU, from an enriched catalog.
Show those products, a recipe and sensible pairings, right in the chat.
Build the list, then hand off to checkout, or to a person.
Coconut milk, jasmine rice and fresh herbs, best match first.
From the pantry and fresh aisles.
A shopper asks for a gift, a pairing or tonight's dinner. The answer is products from your own shelves.
Customer / illustrative I'm making dinner. What pairs with green curry?
Storefront workflow Read the dish and preferences. Match products from the catalog. Suggest a pairing and let the customer choose.
Every ingredient in a recipe maps to an item you sell. So a recipe ends in a basket as well as an answer.
Suggestions follow the meal: a curry and its sides, a breakfast and its staples. Each one comes with a reason the shopper can see.
Start on your website. Then take the same assistant to the chat apps your customers already use, like LINE, WhatsApp and Telegram. Which channels go live, and how checkout works, is scoped with you.
A shopping assistant on your site, with suggested prompts, categories and a running list.
LINE, WhatsApp and Telegram can carry the same assistant and catalog. We plan the rollout around where your customers are.
When a question needs a person, the conversation hands over to your team.
We built Chat2Shop with a grocery retailer in Southeast Asia.
Here is what that work shows, and what it does not.
The working flow: a question, matched products, a recipe basket, a list and a handoff.
Sales or conversion results. And not every chat app shown here is live yet.
Evidence: product brief and interface review, October 2026. Client identity and operational data withheld.
Chat2Shop runs on the same enriched catalog, brand voice and themes as Brandloom. Data, creative and conversation come from one source, so the agent sells the way your store already speaks.
A shopper asks what to cook tonight. The agent suggests a recipe and fills the list with the items it needs from your shelves.
A shopper has a wedding in June. The agent asks a few questions and suggests the suit, the shirt and the shoes that fit it.
Home, beauty, electronics or services. If you can describe what you sell, the agent can explain it, compare it and suggest the next thing.
Tell us about your catalog, your channels and how customers shop today. We scope the assistant around your store, not a generic demo.
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