Your store has two customers now: people and their agents. Kinect sells to both.

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Stores that know their shoppers sell more. Stores that agents can read sell everywhere. Do both. Commerce is going back to a conversation.
Six trillion dollars will be spent online this year. By 2030, five trillion of it won’t be spent by a person. Every store now has two customers: people and their agents. We built Kinect so brands can sell to both. Introducing @trykinect
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we just reserved agenticcommerce.cloudflare.p…. kinect wins
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Kinect (@trykinect) turns every e-commerce store into an AI-powered storefront that actually sells. As customers shop, online shopping assistants leverage what each customer is looking for in the moment, adapts to every visitor in real time, captures buying intent data they’ve never had before. Congrats on the launch, @Kratik_ag & @VarunKand! ycombinator.com/launches/Q1Q…
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Replying to @SammyLandix4o
but there's a next layer most brands miss: dynamic on-site experiences that adapt to why a visitor came
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Replying to @RealJustinWoll
Ads are a traffic system. Email is a retention system. What's your intent-to-decision system for the 2-3% of visitors who actually land ready to buy? thats still missing
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Replying to @muratkahraman
100% – in a world of agents, the discovery layer is moving much faster than the brand-side experience layer
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a store that responds to intent is a fundamentally different product than one that just displays inventory. this is the future of ai e-commerce
“Customers who use “Ask Macy’s,” the chatbot that’s powered by Google’s Gemini platform, have spent around 4.75 times more than those who don’t…”
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Replying to @theaiwhisp
exactly – so many people love brand side discovery and window shopping. Walmart's results isn't a failure of AI but it's a failure of on-site readiness. trykinect.com
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Replying to @vo3aicom
it's not just product recommendations, it's the assistant asking why someone is shopping and adapting the whole experience in response
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Replying to @mcfazeli @Shopify
its a nice front door but users still end up on old static brand sites. discovery is getting smarter but conversion is still the same
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The average e-commerce conversion rate is 2-3%. That means 97% of visitors leave without buying. Most brands respond by running more ads. But, the actual problem – every visitor gets the exact same experience. That needs to change trykinect.com
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If you found this, welcome to Kinect. We're building the intelligent storefront — AI shopping assistants, adaptive product pages, and smarter search for e-commerce brands. More soon. trykinect.com
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