Streamoid

Streamoid positions CXO as an AI operating system for fashion and lifestyle brands spanning Artifax for market insight, range planning, design and tech packs; Photogenix for studio-grade imagery, videos and bulk operations; and Catalogix for product-data enrichment, validation and cross-channel publishing. It says agents help teams move from design through imagery to live listings while users remain in control. The homepage repeats named testimonials from ABFRL, Ajio and NewMe.

Streamoid says it was founded in 2013 and transitioned from services to software in 2023. It names Sri Manthani as co-founder and CEO and Rohan Manthani as co-founder and CPO. It reports 30+ employees, a separate page counter of 35 employees, offices in New York, London and Bengaluru, four patents, 7+ partner studios, 30+ brands, 5+ million SKUs processed annually, time to list under 48 hours, cost reduction up to 80% per SKU and output increase up to 10x per season. CXO includes Brand Memory for style rules, product structures and channel requirements, workflow orchestration, and Decision Data that learns from approvals, edits and rejections.

Artifax combines live competitor and market trends, past sales, brand DNA, material libraries and forecast reports to plan balanced priced ranges. It provides a fashion design canvas, model/flat/ghost visualization, Pantone colorways, editable repeat prints and vectors, automatically generated editable tech packs with measurements and specifications, project folders, comments, moodboards and presentations. The page claims teams have lifted full-price sell-through by 12% and generate thousands of concepts and hundreds of tech packs weekly, without naming customers or giving metric lineage.

Photogenix generates model, ecommerce, marketplace, PDP, infographic, advertising, texture, swatch, ghost-mannequin, flat, model-swap, background, video and social assets from product inputs. Teams define reusable brand rules, approved models, backgrounds, styling and colors. Auto-configuration selects base image, model, expression, pose, styling and background per product; bulk runs generate thousands of images, every output is checked against accuracy and brand rules, and failed outputs regenerate automatically. The page also says images can carry AI-assisted content credentials.

Catalogix agents log into internal tools, pull and clean product data, map it to customer taxonomies, flag noncompliance, fill gaps and store validated enriched records. Agents publish to channels including those without APIs through email, FTP or seller dashboards, fix flagged issues, check daily until products go live and track status. The product creates titles, descriptions, SEO/AEO/GEO content, images and format conversions in bulk; manages assets; scans marketplace templates; enforces brand guidelines; and can upload completed templates. Staged sign-off, role permissions, audit trails, workspace isolation, PIM/DAM/ERP/commerce integrations and regional data controls are explicitly described.

The live canonical pricing page exposed Free at US$0 with 300 credits, a Pro presentation at US$49.99 per month with 1,000 credits, another Pro presentation at US$1,049.99 per month with 30,000 credits, and Enterprise on-demand pricing. Limits span images, videos, retouching, tech packs, tracked brands, products, cataloging and marketplace template listings. The page says credits expire monthly.

The current customer page contains four named vendor-hosted testimonials. Shakti Brands is headed as 100% improvement in visual quality, while the body praises speed, creativity and flexibility without quantifying quality. Ajio is headed as 90% improvement in product quality, while the body says data quality reached over 90%, creating a final-level-versus-improvement ambiguity. ABFRL says Catalogix processed its catalog and reduced turnaround to under two days. NewMe is headed as 70% cataloging time saved, while the body only says time and effort were saved. No baseline, timeframe, formula, sample or customer-owned confirmation is provided.

The catalog-enrichment solution imports product data from any source, maps taxonomies and categories, fills missing attributes, optimizes titles and descriptions, connects imagery, validates accuracy, completeness and channel compliance, and prepares listings for marketplaces and ecommerce platforms. It supports regional taxonomies, localization, measurement units and multi-geography scale. The page markets catalog preparation moving from weeks to days but gives no named customer or measurement lineage.

The ecommerce solution checks feeds, enriches PDP content, validates and publishes listings across channels, fixes marketplace rejections, tracks listing KPIs, tests PDP variations, measures GMV impact, flags underperforming content and suggests fixes. It supports D2C, regional and international platforms, adapts content to channel standards and languages, and changes feeds or PDPs based on insight or policy changes. The page claims listing time moves from days to hours and marketplace rejections fall by up to 90%, without a named customer, baseline or period.

Streamoid describes a PIM workflow that connects ERP, spreadsheet or CMS data, maps it to a unified schema, automatically fills attributes and titles, generates long and short descriptions, translates content with terminology controls and produces channel-ready feeds. Versioning, approvals, roles and audit history are included. The implementation example runs from connection in week one through sample validation in week two to full PIM workflows in week three.

The photography use case accepts product uploads from a DAM or Artifax, generates and edits on-model, lifestyle and studio assets, and exports channel-optimized images for Amazon, Shopify, Zalando and other destinations. Its example timeline connects brand settings in week one, refines samples in week two and automates production and cross-channel publication in week three.

Artifax brings WGSN, Pinterest, social and other trend signals into one AI-curated workspace, provides instant visibility across design, production and sales, supports AI-assisted curation, and lets teams tag, comment and vote on trends. Its example timeline connects sources in week one, tests a category in week two and rolls out to the full design and research team in week three.

The design-prototyping workflow generates sketches and mockups from prompts or trend boards, creates colorways and swatches, vectorizes sketches or scans, checks visual consistency and brand alignment, and exports production-ready files. The example implementation connects tools and palettes in week one, tests concepts and colorways in week two and deploys shared vectorization and design-template workflows in week three.

Creative Operations centralizes versioned and tagged assets, batch creates, resizes and edits imagery through Photogenix and templates, checks brand and regulatory compliance, automatically routes review, captures real-time feedback and distributes approved content to internal teams, marketplaces or agencies. It supports regional variations, digital-rights management and large imagery/video volumes.

A live official OpenAPI 3.0 page labeled Streamoid API Test Docs v2 documents authenticated APIs and code samples in cURL, Node, Python, Ruby, C# and Java. It covers product create/modify/fetch operations, collections that can be published or unpublished directly to a website, natural-language fashion search, visual search, recommendations, user profiles, wishlists/user collections and UGC/social-shopping galleries. India and Europe API regions are listed. Because this Headless Platform surface is not described in current CXO packaging or pricing, its present commercial status is uncertain.

The official Headless Platform docs define visual search as matching an uploaded image to fashion products by gender, category, style, pattern, color and other cues. Recommendations are AI-generated or manually curated suggestions for product discovery, commonly placed on PDP, cart and listing pages or sent by webhook to marketing and email tools. The docs also describe explicit and inferred style profiles, wishlists, reviews, ratings and Instagram-linked social-shopping galleries. Higher revenue, clicks and conversion are presented as expected effects, not customer outcomes.

Current Streamoid documentation describes Artifax for production-ready designs, Photogenix for visuals without a physical shoot, and Catalogix for preparing and publishing product data. It says the three apps integrate tightly within CXO so design, photography and catalog workflows remain connected.

The terms identify Streamoid Technologies Inc. as a New York-registered company at 85 Broad Street, Floor 18, New York, NY 10004. They state that purchases are charged in US dollars, sales tax may be added and prices can change. They also say services are hosted in the United States and India and exclude use subject to certain regulated US financial and government regimes.

The privacy notice identifies Streamoid Technologies Inc. as the responsible company, covers account and service data practices, says sensitive personal data is not processed and provides support@streamoid.com for data-subject requests. Some location text is incomplete or templated, so it is not used to infer additional offices or data centers.

Streamoid's official LinkedIn profile describes a privately held software company headquartered in New York with an 11-50 employee band and 69 associated profiles visible at access time. It describes Artifax, Photogenix and Catalogix as autonomous design, photography and catalog studios and identifies cataloging, merchandising and planning as CXO functions. Current posts also say a Shopify feature is coming soon, so that post is not evidence of a current Shopify integration.

The official Catalogix LinkedIn product page describes multi-source catalog normalization, marketplace-specific title, description and attribute generation, listing publication and asset management. It identifies target roles including operations, CTO, category, ecommerce, PLM and retail-operations leaders. Its featured-customer list names NewMe, Tommy Hilfiger, FYVA, Forever New Apparels, TCNS Clothing, ABFRL, Flying Machine, SNITCH, Klydo, Levis' Store, Being Human Clothing, AJIO, PUMA and Arvind Fashions. Eleven names have no separate workflow or outcome beyond the featured-customer designation.

An official Streamoid post says Celio manages marketplaces across 50+ countries and used Catalogix to unify product data, automate validation and publish marketplace-ready listings in bulk after manual cataloging, agency uploads and flash-sale edits had slowed work. No quantified achieved outcome, timeframe or customer-owned confirmation is given.

Streamoid officially announced a collaboration with Increff combining AI cataloging and virtual reshoots with inventory and WMS capabilities. The announcement markets same-day selling, real-time inventory sync, demand forecasting, markdown optimization and marketplace-ready listings for Myntra, Amazon and Flipkart. These joint-solution statements do not prove that Streamoid alone executes Increff inventory or WMS actions or that 100% inventory accuracy was achieved by a customer.

An official Streamoid post says Catalogix has a direct integration for instantly listing products on Amazon without manual uploads. The post provides no implementation detail, marketplace certification or customer result.

The official AJIO guide documents India-specific GSTIN, PAN, bank, warehouse and brand-approval requirements and says Catalogix supports API feeds, platform templates, automated validation and publication to AJIO, Myntra, Flipkart, Amazon and other marketplaces. It details image, attribute, variant and compliance requirements but does not establish official marketplace-partner status.

The official Myntra guide describes India-specific seller documentation and listing requirements. It says Catalogix automates Myntra templates, titles and descriptions, variation grouping, size charts, image quality checks and error fixing, and supports bulk template or API-feed listing. The guide is company-authored and does not establish marketplace certification or customer outcomes.

UK Companies House lists Streamoid Technologies Limited, company number 11468650, as an active private limited company incorporated on 17 July 2018, with registered office at International House, 12 Constance Street, London E16 2DQ and software-development SIC 62012. This establishes a UK entity but not its ownership relationship to the US contracting entity.

Catalogix can group products into trend, color, season or performance-based collections, generate banner concepts and layout variations, add brand-aligned headlines and calls to action, and export banners across ecommerce, social and marketing platforms. The illustrative workflow imports catalog data and guidelines, tests in week two and launches automated collection and creative workflows in week three. No conversion outcome is quantified.