Brochures and catalogues
- The mascot steps off the page and tells people about the product
- Leads to an inquiry or a purchase
- Works on things already printed too: a QR sticker is enough
Talks to everyone in their language, with a character of its own.
Leila steps off the page and talks to the reader.
A mascot on clothes or a shop window talks to passers-by about the brand.
A butterfly on the menu recommends a dish and answers guests’ questions.
Point your phone at a product, and the mascot starts talking
Brochures and catalogues
T-shirts and bags
For cafés and shops
Leave your email, and we’ll send an offer for your brand
Here’s what we’re working on.
Our neural networks already understand space. Now we’re training them on new scenes so they find surfaces and objects more precisely.
We’re linking the mascot’s behaviour to what it sees around it. It will know where it can stand and where a person is.
We’re getting mascots ready for AR glasses, so they stay in their place and can walk alongside you.
All of this will come to the mascot you launch today.
Next up: glasses
Your mascot right beside you, no phone in hand
Mascot Space in glasses
It’s your brand’s mascot, alive on your products. A person points their phone at a brochure or a menu, the mascot appears next to it, talks to them and leads them to a request or a purchase.
Print, for now: brochures, catalogues, books, packaging, menus, posters, shop windows. Clothes and souvenirs come next.
No. It all works in the browser on iPhone and Android: a person points the camera at the QR code in the design or opens a short link. The brand’s page can be added to the home screen like an app.
The ones you choose. The mascot understands which language it’s spoken to in and answers in the same one.
You decide: how it talks and what it should keep quiet about. On a brochure it can be a consultant, and on packaging simply the customer’s friend.
We check every phrase before it’s spoken. The mascot never promises discounts on its own and doesn’t name competitors: for questions like that, it suggests leaving a request. Before launch we run 150 questions in each language, and the brand approves the answers.
Click “I want one too” and leave your email. We’ll ask for 5–7 images and a description of your products. We take the colours and style from your brand and set up the rest ourselves.
Usually 5–7 working days from when you send the images and the description.
Yes. You can take a ready-made mascot or order your own. We make custom ones separately, price on request.
Conversations are kept for 30 days so we can check quality. The mascot doesn’t remember people between visits.