Item catalog
Create product records with name, category, location, SKU/tag text, display price, public details, internal notes, and active/inactive state.
Features
Train My Camera combines item metadata, example photos, employee phone scanning, desktop bulk catalog building, direct checkout-system sync, barcode/QR results, team permissions, and billing limits in one browser workflow.
Create product records with name, category, location, SKU/tag text, display price, public details, internal notes, and active/inactive state.
Upload one clear camera photo for each item. The app keeps thumbnails and embeddings, then prunes raw uploads after processing.
Upload or capture a query image and return ranked matches from your private catalog, with scores and example previews.
Stage many candidate images from a computer, import CSV/XLSX item data, bulk edit rows, match photos by filename/SKU/name, save drafts, and commit selected rows into the catalog.
Connect Zettle / PayPal POS, Front Systems, Shopify, Sitoo, or Square. Sync selected products or categories while keeping the checkout system as the source of truth.
Map custom spreadsheets into catalog fields. Preserve unmatched source columns in Additional info and match product photos by filename, SKU, or item name.
After a visual match, show a scannable EAN-13, UPC-A, Code 39, or QR code generated from the barcode, SKU, product ID, or synced variant ID.
Create reusable categories and filter both catalog browsing and recognition results by category.
Example thumbnails and embeddings stay available while raw training and recognition uploads are pruned after processing.
Users can belong to more than one team. Each team has its own catalog, plan, usage, members, and billing state.
Owners and admins can invite staff, choose roles, and control whether members can create items, upload example photos, edit catalog details, delete items, or manage categories.
Free teams can start without a card. Paid teams unlock higher active-item and member limits with a first-month-free launch trial.