IN-STORE AR TRY-ON

ONE TRY-ON API. EVERY SCREEN IN YOUR STORE.

The same AR try-on that runs on your product pages now runs on mirrors, kiosks, iPads, and storefront windows. One API, one product catalog, one analytics dashboard, deployed across every customer touchpoint.

That is not two products stitched together. It is one engine, built from day one to work on any screen with a camera.

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ONE CATALOG Reuse the same 3D assets, sizes, and color variants everywhere.
ONE ANALYTICS VIEW Track sessions, try-ons, QR handoffs, and purchases across channels.
OFFLINE-FIRST Core try-on stays live locally, even when store internet is unstable.

FOUR STORE FORMATS

FOUR WAYS TO BRING TRY-ON INTO YOUR STORE

Each setup runs on the same virtual try-on engine, but fits a different retail moment.

WEARFITS AR mirror in retail store with virtual shoe try-on

AR MIRROR

The Fitting Room Without the Room

A full-length screen with a camera lets shoppers try on products in seconds, without stock handling, queues, or staff assistance.

  • Customers try more styles faster, increasing exploration and basket size.
  • The mirror creates a destination in-store and makes the experience shareable.
  • Every style, color, and size can be tried even if it is not physically on the floor.
Interactive kiosk with virtual try-on inside a retail store

KIOSK

Your Catalog, Everywhere in the Store

A standalone screen turns any high-traffic spot into a full-catalog try-on point for products customers cannot see on the shelf.

  • Extend shelf space digitally and sell online-exclusive or out-of-stock items.
  • Use the same experience in pop-ups, department stores, airports, and events.
  • Measure every session, every product tried, and every QR transfer.
Sales assistant using iPad virtual try-on to show products in store

SALES IPAD

Show What Is Not on the Shelf

Sales staff can instantly show alternate colors, sizes, and variants on the customer using a standard iPad and the same AR experience.

  • Reduce lost sales from stock gaps by showing and selling the next best option.
  • Support clienteling with saved preferences and follow-up recommendations.
  • Launch quickly with standard iPads and no special hardware.
Storefront window display with QR handoff for after-hours virtual try-on

WINDOW DISPLAY

The Store That Sells After Hours

A storefront screen with a camera behind glass keeps try-on live after closing time and hands the exact session to the shopper's phone by QR code.

  • Turn passive foot traffic into active product engagement.
  • Create a 24/7 sales surface without adding retail staff.
  • Track window interactions all the way through to online conversion.

WHY RETAILERS CARE

WHY IN-STORE AR WORKS

Sell Beyond the Shelf

Give customers access to every SKU, color, and variation without adding floor space.

Measure In-Store Engagement

Track tried products, session length, QR handoffs, and downstream purchases.

No Fitting Room, No Problem

Fast, hygienic try-on makes the experience easier for both customers and staff.

Drive Online + Offline Sales

Move shoppers from in-store discovery to mobile checkout without breaking the journey.

ONE API

ONE API. EVERY SCREEN. SAME TRY-ON.

WHAT STAYS THE SAME

  • Same product catalog and 3D models across web, mobile, and in-store.
  • Same rendering quality as the try-on your online shoppers already see.
  • Same analytics dashboard for online and in-store sessions.
  • No separate per-platform development team for each screen format.

The AR mirror, kiosk, iPad, and window display all call the same virtual try-on engine. If a screen runs a browser, it can run WEARFITS.

Our offline-first architecture keeps core AR functionality running locally, so your retail endpoints do not go dark during peak hours or in locations with spotty Wi-Fi.

DEPLOYMENT

EASIER TO DEPLOY THAN YOU THINK

For AR Mirrors & Kiosks

A display, a camera, and a small computer such as a Mac Mini, Intel NUC, or kiosk PC.

For iPad Sales Assist

Download the app, log in, point the camera at the customer, and start selling.

For Window Displays

Use the same setup as a mirror, with the camera mounted behind glass and calibrated for lighting.

WEARFITS provides the software layer, configuration, and catalog setup. Your team mounts the hardware, opens the browser, and the try-on goes live. Future performance improvements arrive through the API without hardware changes.

HARDWARE PARTNERS

WE'RE LOOKING FOR HARDWARE PARTNERS

WEARFITS provides the AR try-on engine. We are looking for partners who provide the screens, installation, and retail relationships.

WHAT WE BRING

  • Production-grade AR try-on API for shoes, bags, and accessories.
  • Offline-first architecture for reliable in-store performance.
  • Unified catalog and analytics across every endpoint.
  • White-label capability and ongoing software updates.

WHO WE WANT TO TALK TO

  • Digital signage companies with retail clients.
  • Kiosk and interactive display manufacturers.
  • Retail tech system integrators and smart mirror providers.
  • In-store technology consultants building partner solutions.
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FAQ

COMMON QUESTIONS FROM RETAIL TEAMS

What hardware do I need for an AR mirror?

A display, a camera, and a small computer such as a Mac Mini, Intel NUC, or kiosk PC. The software runs in the browser, with no proprietary hardware or custom drivers.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Our offline-first architecture keeps core AR functionality running locally, so mirrors and kiosks continue to work even when the store connection drops.

Is it the same try-on as the online version?

Yes. The mirror, kiosk, iPad, and window display all use the same API, the same product catalog, and the same rendering quality as your website.

Can customers buy from the mirror?

Yes. A QR code transfers the try-on session to the shopper's phone, where they can add to cart, save to wishlist, or complete the purchase in-store or later at home.

Do you work with hardware partners?

Yes. WEARFITS powers the software layer and works with digital signage companies, kiosk manufacturers, retail tech integrators, and smart mirror providers.

SEE IT LIVE

SEE IT IN YOUR STORE

The best way to understand in-store AR try-on is to see it running. We can set up a live demo on your hardware or ours and show exactly what your customers will experience.

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