Ranked on cut,not on budget.
There is no bidding in Ahea. A garment reaches someone because its style matches what they have been swiping toward — which means a small label with a distinctive hand competes on the same terms as a house twenty times its size.
Free to list during the current phase. No exclusivity, no lock-in.
Discovery, rather than another search box.
No paid placement
Nothing moves a piece up the deck except a match with the viewer’s taste. There is no ad slot to buy, so there is no ad slot for a bigger budget to take from you.
Style travels across category
Because the model learns cut and fabric rather than product type, someone who keeps choosing your oversized linen shirts starts seeing your linen dresses. Category-based feeds never make that jump.
The traffic is yours
Every piece links to your own product page, at your own price, in your own currency. We take no payment, hold no stock and never put a checkout between you and the customer.
Your line, the way the model reads it.
The dashboard isn’t a traffic report. It shows you the thing only this app can see: which style traits your collection actually carries, where it sits against the whole edit, and which combinations define it.
Style fingerprint
Every trait the recommender reads off your pieces, ranked — and how far above or below the rest of the edit each one sits.
Signature pairings
The trait combinations that recur across your line. These are what the second layer of the model learns on, and what make a house recognisable.
Price positioning
Your distribution against the catalog’s, on the same buckets, so you can see where you actually sit rather than where you assume you do.
Deck readiness
Each piece checked against the rules the card enforces. You find out a listing would look broken before anyone sees it, not after.
Four things, and we’re strict about the first.
These aren’t preferences. The deck is one full-bleed photograph per screen, so a listing that breaks these doesn’t look worse — it looks broken.
Portrait photography, on a model
The primary image must be taller than it is wide — 4:5 or 2:3 is ideal. A square packshot on white leaves grey bars down a full-bleed card. We measure it: anything wider than 0.92 is rejected at ingest, which is why four otherwise good stores aren’t in the edit.
At least two shots
The card pages through a gallery on tap. One photograph makes that control dead, and the detail screen has nothing to show.
A description in your own words
Fabric, cut, fit. It’s read by people on the detail screen, and it’s where a good part of the style vocabulary comes from.
Sizes, or an explicit one-size
Size is a filter people actually use. A piece with no sizing is treated as one-size and stays visible rather than quietly disappearing.
Three steps.
Tell us where your storefront is
If you’re on Shopify we can read your public product feed directly and you’re done — no integration, no export.
Check the fingerprint
Open the dashboard, look at how the model reads your line, and fix anything the readiness check flags.
Go live
Your pieces enter the deck at the same rank as everyone else’s, and start moving on the strength of the match.
The ones brands ask.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the current phase. The intended model is affiliate referral — a share of sales we actually send you — and it will never be allowed to change the order of the deck. If that changes you’ll be told before it does, not after.
Can I pay to rank higher?
No. There’s nowhere to put the money. Ranking runs on the viewer’s device from their own swipes, so there is no server-side auction to enter.
Do you take a cut of the sale?
Not today — the customer checks out on your site, on your terms, and we never see the transaction.
How often does my catalog refresh?
On a schedule, and the app shows the shopper how old the snapshot is. Prices always display in your currency and every card links out to your live page.
Can I remove a piece?
Yes, and taking it down on your own storefront is enough — the next refresh drops it.