A live fitting room on your Shopify product page. Your catalogue is the garment, the shopper's camera is the mirror.
Camera on. Deleted within 48 hours. Thirty seconds.
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On the left, the photo the brand already sells with — the only input ORA takes. On the right, that same garment rendered live on a real person. No 3D model, no photoshoot, no retouching.
Product imageProduct imageProduct imageProduct imageEvery clip on this page is unretouched output from the same engine that runs the demo above — recorded on B Label and The Pant Project garments, on people, not models.
ORA sits on the product page as a Try-it-on button. Type your store to see it on your own product page: we read your public catalogue in your browser and keep none of it.
Showing sample products from our demo garments until you type your store.
Live on 1954 · Studio Fiftyfour and B Label: try-on sessions
Result The first real shoppers are on it this week. Numbers appear here as they are measured on the store, not before.
Start on your own product pages, borrow a hundred storefronts, or own the room. Same catalogue, same engine — no 3D modelling and no per-SKU cost at any of them.
Install the app on the store you already run. A Try it on button appears on your PDPs; the shopper opens their camera and the garment is on them in real time, before they buy.
One panel carries your whole catalogue — every size, colour and SKU live on the shopper, even when the rack is empty. Every session tells you who tried what, and what they put back.
The same Shopify app puts your catalogue onto ORA screens in malls across India. A D2C label goes from no physical presence to a national one — no lease, no fit-out, no stock, no staff.
| At a glance | M1 Mirror | W1 Web | A1 Atrium |
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| Where it runs | Your store floor | Your Shopify product pages | ORA screens in malls across India |
| Who it is for | Brands and retailers with a floor | D2C brands on Shopify | D2C brands without stores; territory franchisees |
| What the shopper does | Stands in front of it; the whole catalogue, live | Taps Try it on, opens the camera, sees the garment on themselves | Tries your brand on a screen you do not own |
| What you provide | Product images | The Shopify store you already run | The same Shopify app and catalogue |
| Hardware | The Mirror: display, camera, compute, weighted base | None — the shopper's own phone or laptop | ORA's booths, not yours |
| Goes live in | Install day | Minutes | Days, not quarters |
| Mirror → | Web → | Atrium → |
Anyone can put try-on on a website. Nobody else can put your brand on a hundred screens in a week, and settle the commission on what it sells.
A body-aware sizing layer for any brand's app or site — so the parcel that arrives is the one they keep.
The Mirror as a shopfront unit — a passerby glances in and sees themselves in the new collection.
Just the compute box and camera. Any 32–55″ display you already own becomes a fitting room.
A phone, a kiosk, a shopfront. No app to download, no body scan, no markers to stand on. The shopper just stands there.
Straight from the catalogue you already have. No photoshoot, no 3D modelling, no per-SKU build cost — the product image you sell with is the input.
The garment drapes on the real body in real time and moves as they move. Change the size or the colour and it swaps without missing a beat.
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See it on yourself →Where fashion meets real-time graphics, the screen stops being a catalogue and becomes a mirror. We build the layer between a brand's garments and a customer's body — so the question is never "will it fit?" but simply "do I love it?"
The first row is read live from the two stores running ORA today and moves as sessions run. Conversion and returns are published AR-commerce benchmarks, not ORA measurements. The network figure is committed capacity at launch.
You send a product image. It is on a body the same day — no tech pack, no 3D asset, no build queue. The labels below are the ones in the live demo you can open right now.
Theme app extension. One toggle in the theme editor, no code, no theme edits. The storefront talks to ORA under /apps/ora. Running on 1954 and B Label today.
One script tag opens the same try-on window on any product page, whatever the platform behind it. Tell us the store and we send the snippet.
Talk to us →Same catalogue, same engine, on a screen in your store or on a hundred screens you don't own. The lineup.
Book a demo →Add the app, switch the block on in your theme editor.
Choose which products carry the try-on. The image you already sell with is the input.
A Try-it-on button on every chosen product page. Sessions and cart adds show up in your ORA admin.
No 3D build, no photoshoot, no hardware, no construction team.
No. It runs inside the product page. The camera opens only when they tap Try it on. ORA’s own servers never receive the camera video or the result — it is processed by our video provider outside India, which deletes the session input and output within 48 hours. Full privacy policy.
Any Online Store 2.0 theme, through a theme app extension. One toggle in the theme editor, no code edits. Verified on Prestige, and the block goes wherever your product form sits, including cart drawers.
Nothing. The product image you already sell with is the input. No photoshoot, no 3D asset, no build queue. New products carry the try-on the moment they are published.
A shopper opening the try-on window. Your ORA admin shows sessions, which variants were tried, and what went into the cart afterwards.
Every variant renders live. The shopper switches size or colour and the render follows without restarting.
Uninstall from your Shopify apps. The theme block goes with it and leaves nothing behind in your theme.
W1 installs by invitation while the public listing is finished. Leave the store and the install link comes back within a day.
Live on 1954 · Studio Fiftyfour and B Label: try-on sessions
Got it. The install link goes to within a day. Try the live demo while you wait.
Everything they can't try on is a sale you don't make.
Not a video, not a scan. Live, on your product page, this afternoon.
Live on 1954 · Studio Fiftyfour and B Label: try-on sessions
