Market intelligence
Research the market
Pixis starts with demand signals, competitor context, category gaps, and positioning instead of asking founders to stare at a blank store builder.
Autonomous ecommerce OS
Launch and runcommerce withyour AI team.
Pixis turns market intelligence into a live D2C business, then keeps operating it through a coordinated team of AI agents, a shared Business Graph, and human-visible controls.
Business Graph live
Current objective
Launch premium skincare D2C in 48 hours
Positioning approved
Catalog enriched
Homepage composing
AutonomyL2 · approve major changes
Next agent
Creative Director refining hero imagery
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Research
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Build
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Operate
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from opportunity brief to launch path
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specialized build and operations agents
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living Business Graph shared by every agent
Motion system
Animation that explains the OS.
The page now uses the GSAP patterns that modern homepages rely on, but each one has a job: reveal the promise, show agent coordination, and make the Business Graph feel alive.
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Hero text reveal
Staggered headline entrance
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Scroll progress
A subtle top progress rail
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Pinned workflow
One concept per scroll beat
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Horizontal showcase
Product surfaces move laterally
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Cursor field
Soft pointer-following glow
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Parallax depth
Graph layers drift at different speeds
The platform
Not another dashboard. A coordinated business operating layer.
Pixis is designed around agents, shared memory, and commerce-native capabilities. The interface is where founders brief the system, review decisions, and watch the business move.
Build system
Build the business system
Business model, brand identity, visual assets, content, catalog, storefront, and commerce routes are composed by agents that share the same context.
Operations system
Operate after launch
Orders, inventory, email, notifications, and experiments become event-driven workflows so merchants review decisions instead of manually coordinating tools.
Agent team
Nine specialists, one shared source of truth.
Every agent has a role. The Orchestrator decides what happens next. The Business Graph makes sure context compounds instead of disappearing between tasks.
Research Agent
Finds the opportunity
Business Architect
Models pricing and GTM
Creative Director
Defines brand direction
Store Builder
Composes the storefront
Product Image Agent
Generates visual assets
Content Agent
Writes store and SEO copy
Operations Agent
Handles order lifecycle
Inventory Agent
Monitors stock and reorders
Email Agent
Runs customer comms
How it moves
From signal to operating business.
The product story is not “generate a page.” It is a controlled loop: research, build, operate, learn, and improve through the same business memory.
Opportunity Brief
Pixis reads the business before it builds anything.
Paste a URL or describe the ambition. The research layer turns messy context into market position, audience, competitors, risks, and the first agent routing plan.
Market signalsCompetitor landscapePositioning thesis
Build System
Specialist agents turn strategy into a launch-ready commerce surface.
The Business Architect, Creative Director, Store Builder, Product Image Agent, and Content Agent coordinate through the Business Graph instead of generating disconnected fragments.
Brand systemStorefront sectionsProduct content
Operations System
After go-live, the OS keeps watching the business.
Operations, inventory, email, and notification agents react to orders, stock movement, customer behavior, and pending decisions with visible, reversible actions.
Order workflowsInventory signalsCustomer messages
Execution log
What the OS is doing now
Creative Director
visibleRebuilt visual direction from competitor gap analysis.
Store Builder
visibleComposed homepage sections around conversion sequence.
Content Agent
visibleDrafted SEO copy for collection and product routes.
Inventory Agent
visibleFlagged low-stock launch risk for top SKU.
Operator control
Autonomous does not mean invisible.
Pixis is built for merchant sovereignty: the AI team proposes, executes within autonomy limits, logs decisions, and escalates when a human should approve the move.
Commerce surfaces
A premium front-end for a serious operating system.
The showcase moves horizontally on desktop because this is not a static brochure. It is a system of surfaces: strategy, storefront, assets, content, and post-launch operations.
Brand-aware storefronts
Editorial commerce pages composed from the brief, not a generic template picker.
Product intelligence
Catalog, copy, visuals, and merchandising decisions stay connected in one operating memory.
Live operations
The same system that launches the store can keep improving it after customers arrive.
System outcome
One graph. Many surfaces.
The storefront is only one expression of the operating system. The same context powers brand, catalog, copy, visual assets, inventory, email, orders, and notifications.
Storefront
Catalog
Operations
Marketing
Why it matters
The future D2C team is software.
Pixis gives founders the experience of onboarding a team, setting goals, choosing autonomy, and reviewing the work without stitching together agencies, plugins, and dashboards.
Merchant sovereignty
Every agent action is visible, reviewable, and designed to be overridden by the operator.
Compounding memory
The Business Graph captures decisions, outcomes, catalog context, brand rules, and operational state.
Real commerce primitives
Products, orders, customers, storefronts, marketing, and notifications are first-class system surfaces.
Production architecture
Agents, prompts, capabilities, events, and execution logs are built as a modular operating layer.
Start with a brief
Give your next business an operating system.
Describe the ambition or bring an existing store. Pixis will start building the intelligence layer, the launch path, and the agent workspace around it.