Put the piece on your own hand, ears, and neck, live in the browser. No app, no download. Just the camera you already have. This is the real widget, not a video, try it right now.
The shopper never leaves your product page. The camera does the fitting; the AR does the flattering.
They tap "Try it on". The browser asks for the camera once. Decline it, and it falls back to a model photo, so the try-on never dead-ends.
The piece tracks in real time as they move, catch the light, and turn their hand. They browse the collection and swap pieces without leaving the view.
They've already seen it on. The add-to-cart button is right there in the try-on. The decision is made before they close the tab.
Shoppers who see a piece on themselves buy with confidence and send fewer of it back.
"It looked bigger online" is a return. Trying it on first removes the surprise, and the round-trip shipping that comes with it.
A shopper who's already seen the necklace on doesn't need convincing. They add it, and often the matching earrings too.
Runs in the browser they're already in. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for, no drop-off before the fun part.
Shopify, WooCommerce, a custom stack, it's one script tag and one tag. Your catalogue, your branding, your domain.
Hand, ear, and neck tracking out of the box. The three pieces people most want to see on before they commit.
The camera stays on the shopper's device. Nothing to store, nothing to leak, one less thing for legal to ask about.
No SDK to learn, no rebuild. Your developer pastes one script and one element, and the try-on is live on the pages you choose.
One script tag in the page head.
Drop <vox-tryon> wherever the button should live.
Wire it to your "Try it on" button. That's the whole integration.
Try-on scales with how many pieces you list and how many shoppers you send it. We scope that with you, no per-seat licences, no lock-in.
Book a 30-minute call. We wire the try-on to one collection, on your store, and you watch a shopper wear it before they buy.