A complete, working eyewear storefront — AI try-on, 3D product viewing and prescription-ready checkout — built as a live demo you can click through today.
Everything in this presentation exists and runs. The Okulo demo is a browsable, purchasable-feeling store — from discovery to a four-step checkout — deployable to any hosting in minutes.
Real-time face tracking places any frame on the shopper's face through their webcam — the online answer to "does it suit me?"
Frames rendered as interactive 3D models shoppers can rotate and inspect — materials, hinges and profiles from every angle.
Upload a picture of a style you love and the catalogue is searched visually — discovery that starts with inspiration, not keywords.
Eyewear isn't a simple cart item. Okulo prices the frame and the lenses separately and walks the shopper through the same decisions they'd make in-store.
58 frames with colourways, sizes and full measurements.
Frame only, zero-power, single-vision or progressive packages.
SPH / CYL / AXIS / ADD per eye, plus pupillary distance.
(frame + lens) × quantity, 18% GST, free shipping over ₹5,000.
Every product page cross-sells with a content-based similarity engine — no shopper data required — plus a "frequently bought together" logic that deliberately pairs complementary products, not lookalikes.
Editorial hero, curated collections, rich product pages with size guides and reviews — styled with a coherent design system: deep navy, sky blue and a signature serif voice.
Okulo ships with companion apps on both major mobile platforms, carrying the same brand, catalogue and try-on experience everywhere your customers are.
The demo is built on the same stack we'd take to production — current-generation React and Next.js, with the heavy AI and 3D libraries loaded only when a shopper needs them.
As a fully static build, it deploys to any CDN in minutes: instant global load times, effectively zero hosting cost, and no servers to attack or maintain.
The Okulo demo is live and clickable today — we'd love to walk you through it.