A Tomyest product

Let customers see your products in their own spaces.

Tomyest Visual Commerce turns your furniture catalogue into an interactive AI-powered sales experience. Customers can upload their space, select real products, visualize the result and send your sales team a quotation-ready lead.

Database-controlled products and pricesExplicit, rate-limited generationTenant-isolated customer data

From static catalogue to sales channel

More buyer confidence. Better context for sales.

Customers choose real products, variants and quantities, see a controlled commercial visualization, then submit a structured request containing every selection.

Before and after comparison of a demo room

BeforePre-generated demo resultAfter

How the experience works

1. Understand the space

Room photo, dimensions, capacity, budget and areas that must stay clear.

2. Configure real products

Catalogue-controlled models, colors, quantities, availability and pricing.

3. Hand off a quotation-ready lead

The visual, selection, estimate and project context move to the configured sales channel.

Managed catalogue

Products, categories, variants, reference views, stock and backend pricing.

CSV import
English + Arabic content
Historical product snapshots

White-label experience

Safe theme tokens, logo, copy, languages and contact methods per tenant.

Hosted route
Secure iframe mode
Custom-domain ready

Actionable dashboards

Sessions, designs, leads, funnel analytics, usage and cost visibility.

Role-based access
Tenant isolation
Audit history

Designed to connect with the sales process you already use

CRM / webhook

Catalogue

Brand system

Uploads

Analytics

Frequently asked questions

Is this a generic image generator?

No. It is a guided sales journey constrained to selected catalogue products.

Are estimates official quotations?

No. Product estimates come from the database; delivery, installation, taxes and project requirements are confirmed by the furniture company.

Can it be embedded?

Yes—through a hosted route or secure iframe, with custom domains prepared as an administrative activation.