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A Dyzav initiative / Dyzav Commerce

In development

Building a more transparent way to buy.

Products are discovered everywhere. Reliable purchase information is still scattered across messages, catalogues and disconnected systems.

See it. Know it. Compare it. Buy it.

A project in development. Not yet available as a public product.

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Interactive prototypeDemonstration data

Illustrative merchants, prices and inventory. Not live commercial data. The AI recommendation is simulated.

Try “Wireless headphones” or “Portable speaker”.

Wireless headphones

Sample data · not verified

Local demonstration logic. No live AI service or merchant connection.

The problem

Commerce should become instantly queryable.

Product discovery is increasingly social, but purchase information remains fragmented. Buyers often still need to ask about price, stock, location, payment options and delivery. Each unanswered question creates another wait and another opportunity for the purchase to fall through.

A buyer should be able to ask a practical question and receive an answer based on current commercial information, rather than a chain of messages.

What is the best place near me to buy this right now?

The goal is to help buyers compare real options with less uncertainty, while helping merchants make their commercial information easier to discover and use.

Research & Development

What we are building toward.

Research objectives, not available product features. The prototype below demonstrates only discovery, price comparison, branch inventory and a simulated recommendation.

  • 01Verified pricing
  • 02Fresh inventory
  • 03Local availability
  • 04Merchant information
  • 05Product comparison
  • 06AI-assisted purchasing
  • 07Reservations
  • 08Fulfillment
  • 09Social discovery

Our principles

Trust is part of the product.

A project in development. Not yet available as a public product.

  1. 01

    Buyer-first recommendations

    Relevance to the buyer should guide the recommendation.

  2. 02

    Clearly labeled paid placement

    Advertising must be recognizable as advertising.

  3. 03

    Recommendations cannot be purchased

    Commercial relationships must not buy a recommendation.

  4. 04

    Visible data freshness

    Stale information should be clearly identified.

  5. 05

    Price integrity

    The price shown should reflect the merchant’s current information.

  6. 06

    Merchant accountability

    Merchants should be accountable for the information they provide.

Bring us the context. We can start with the right questions.

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