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Ocula
Retailers spent years teaching product pages to rank for humans. Ocula is betting the next customer may be an algorithm - and rebuilding the catalogue for both.
ion design
ion design is a San Francisco AI company (YC W24) building tools that let non-engineers ship real UI changes to a live codebase. It started by turning Figma designs into clean React code, grew into a Figma-like visual editor that opens branches and pull requests against your GitHub, and now runs autonomous AI product-design agents that create and test on-brand pages to grow revenue. Founded in 2023 by Samraaj Bath, it targets the gap between people who can ship code and the PMs, designers, and marketers who cannot.
Graas
Graas is a Singapore-based, AI-native commerce company that replaces fragmented dashboards and manual workflows with autonomous software agents. Its Agent Foundry lets direct-to-consumer and marketplace brands build custom AI agents that unify data across channels, SKUs and campaigns, then reason and act on it - from SKU recognition and order processing to demand forecasting and ad-spend attribution. Founded in 2022 by Prem Bhatia and Ashwin Puri, Graas supports 2,000+ brands and processes more than $1B in GMV across India and Southeast Asia.
Avataar
Avataar is a Bengaluru- and San Francisco-based AI company that turns static product pages into 3D visuals, interactive experiences, and AI-generated videos for retailers and brands. Founded in 2014 by Sravanth Aluru and co-founders, it began with computer-vision-driven 3D product visualization for e-commerce and has since expanded into a full-stack agentic AI platform and its own distilled video model, Varya, positioned as a cheaper, culturally aware alternative to models like Veo and Runway. Backed by Tiger Global and Peak XV (formerly Sequoia Capital India), Avataar has raised roughly $55 million and counts HP, Victoria's Secret, Lowe's, and others among its customers.