Shoppers leave when nothing is clearly for them. Humotron ranks what you already stock against each shopper's own data, and says why.
One shopper, one catalogue, and why the ranked shelf converts better than the popular one.
Your catalogue knows the difference between a customer sleeping five hours and one training six days a week. Your product page does not. Generic merchandising is why relevant traffic still bounces.
The same bestseller grid, whoever is looking at it.
People answer once, badly, and never update it. Signal from a wearable updates itself daily.
Models, pipelines, a data team and a privacy review before a single lift.
Four mechanisms, all of them measurable on your own traffic.
A ranked shelf beats a popular one. Recommendations tied to a customer's own data move add-to-cart rather than just impressions.
"Because your resting heart rate rose 6 bpm" converts better than "customers also bought". Stated reasoning is the difference between a suggestion and an argument.
Products chosen for a real need get added alongside, and come back less often than a guess did.
Signal keeps moving, so the matches keep changing. That is a reason to come back that a static catalogue cannot manufacture.
Four illustrative stores across four categories. Same engine, different shelves.
All three run on the same engine. Start with the first and move to the third whenever you like.
A branded page on your own domain where customers connect a device and get matched to your catalogue. Nothing touches your theme, so you can test it with a campaign first. About 15 minutes.
Install it, choose where the blocks go, publish. Product page, cart and post-purchase email, with no code. About 30 minutes.
Sandbox key on signup, typed SDKs, render the matches wherever your front end lives. First personalised response in an afternoon.
No sales call, no onboarding queue, and no invoice until ten customers have connected.
From the Shopify app store. Your catalogue syncs automatically — ingredients, specs and variants, not just titles.
Drag the matches block onto your product page, your cart, or your post-purchase email. No theme code.
Preview it with your own tracker first, then publish. Uninstall removes everything cleanly.
A hosted page on your own domain — yourbrand.com/match — carrying your brand and your catalogue. Run it as a campaign landing page, put it in an email, or link it from your nav. If it works, move it into the storefront. If it does not, you have changed nothing.
A CNAME and your logo. Customers never see ours.
Nothing added to your theme and nothing to deploy.
Its own traffic, its own conversion rate, clean to A/B against a normal landing page.
Three ways to use it today. The rest are dated, and the dates move with pilot demand.
REST endpoints and typed SDKs for JavaScript, TypeScript and Python. Sandbox key on signup, first personalised response in an afternoon.
App-store listing with theme blocks for product pages, cart and post-purchase email. No code required.
Framework-agnostic. Render the matches wherever your front end lives.
WordPress plugin with the same blocks, plus a shortcode for custom templates.
Stencil integration and a widget for the page builder.
A drop-in embed for merchants without a development team.
Full module, built alongside the enterprise contract work.
Cartridge available now for pilot customers with committed volume.
Dates are targets, not promises, and they move with pilot demand. If your platform is not on this list, the API covers it today.
Pick the platforms you care about and we will tell you when they go live. Nothing else, ever.
A sandbox key, realistic data and a reference you will not hate.
Sign in, generate a key and get a personalised response against realistic data before you sign anything.
JavaScript, TypeScript and Python clients, with every endpoint and field documented and copy-paste examples.
Every recommendation carries an id, so impression, click and purchase tie back to it. You prove the lift rather than assume it.
Recommendation logic already built and calibrated. You pick the ones you stock.
Biometrics are computed into scores before anything leaves the customer. You render recommendations, not heartbeats.
Your side knows the customer. Our side knows the signal. Neither can join the two.
UK GDPR-aligned, data-minimising and explainable end to end. The difference between a feature that ships and one stuck in review.
Free until ten customers connect. No card, no call, nothing to uninstall if you change your mind.