Showcase Guided product finder
Guided product finder
A bike shop’s customers say what they need in their own words or with a few taps. The site checks the shop’s own rules, explains every suggestion, and turns the result into a request the shop can act on.
What brings you in today?
Here’s what I understood. Check it before it’s applied.
Or pick instead: where will you ride?
One quick question
What riding position sounds best?
This separates upright commuters from drop-bar gravel bikes. You can skip it.
Options for you
Why not the others?
Side by side
Same rows for every bike. Anything the catalog doesn’t say shows as “Not supplied”.
Ask the shop
Everything you’ve chosen is already filled in. Edit anything.
Review before sending
This asks the shop a question. It doesn’t reserve a bike, hold a price, or place an order.
Demo request prepared. Nothing was sent.
In a live build, this is the moment the request is saved and sent to the shop. The status only moves forward when it really happens.
- Request prepared
- Sent to the shop (live build only)
- Shop replies about fit and availability
What this demo shows
For your customers
Useful options after one or two answers, plain reasons for each, side-by-side comparison, and a request that’s already written.
For your business
Requests that say exactly what someone wants and what still needs checking, so your staff answers once instead of trading five emails.
Rules versus AI
AI only reads the customer’s sentence and suggests choices they can see and change. Budget, fit, stock, and price come from your catalog and rules.
In a live build
Connects to your existing catalog or point-of-sale after a feasibility check, saves requests durably, and works fully without AI if it’s ever unavailable.