Try-on for your eyewear or jewellery store.
What Warby Parker does
Warby Parker shows glasses on a shopper's face before they buy.
The try-on runs on the product page, over a camera or a photo.
Jewellery is the same pattern: the piece, on the person, on the store page.
What you'd need to build it
- A camera or a photo on the product page
- The frame or the piece placed on the person
- A switch between options without leaving the page
- The choice kept with the product they came to buy
What we build
- Try-on on your eyewear or jewellery store
- The scene on your site, sharing the product options
- A fixed build, in your repo
Production MVP · $7,000 fixed · 4–6 weeks
Nearest work we've shipped
Qoves Studio
AI facial assessment with 3D visualisation, built over a year-long engagement.
Qoves turns facial images, 3D features and environmental data into personalised aesthetics assessments. Techtribe built the full stack: image processing, model integration, Three.js visualisation and recommendations.
Qoves Studio uses Three.js on faces for an assessment, not a glasses or jewellery try-on.
We didn't build Warby Parker. We built Qoves Studio.