Vellimer — scent, put into words. Guided selling, built only for fragrance, for niche perfume houses.
Sell scent to people who can't smell it yet.
On your product page, Vellimer tells shoppers what a fragrance actually smells like — plainly, from your own shelf.
Online, no one can smell.
Someone finds your fragrance at midnight. They read the notes. Bergamot, iris, a base of vetiver and incense. It means nothing without a nose in the room, so they hesitate, then close the tab. Not because they didn't want it — because nobody spends that on a guess.
Scent is the last thing online shopping never fixed. You can photograph a dress. You cannot email a smell, and a sample lands a week too late. Vellimer hands the shopper the one thing your product page keeps back: a straight read on what the fragrance actually does, in language they trust, at the exact second they waver.
What does it actually smell like?
What even is vetiver?
Will it last past dinner?
How is this different from the one beside it?
Is it too much for the office?
What else do you have that smells like this?
I love iris — where should I start?
Three ways to read a scent.
No quiz. No personality test. Vellimer reads the boutique's declared note pyramid as an editorial map — opening, body and drydown — without pretending those tiers are a stopwatch. It translates the shelf into plain language a shopper can use, while keeping wear and projection as separate, skin-dependent ratings. Three tools do the work, each one running live just below.
One fragrance, note by note.
Opens a single fragrance note by note — top, heart and base — each with a visual portrait, not a word on a list. Strength, longevity and scent trail read separately, because skin is not a stopwatch.
Two bottles, side by side.
Sets two bottles side by side and keeps strength, catalogued wear profile and scent-trail rating distinct — the criteria a counter conversation actually uses. And the criteria bend: each boutique chooses what its shoppers compare.
What sits beside the one they love.
Ranks supported alternatives inside your own range using shared notes, olfactive family and character — so the shopper stays in your world, and the upsell reads as advice rather than a push.
Ask it anything you'd ask the counter.
It consults the way your best salesperson does: asks what they like, narrows the shelf down to one, and hands it over with the reason said plainly — at the hour they were about to close the tab.
Then Neroli 31°W — orange blossom over a clean musk, with the same powdery calm you like in iris. Light enough for the heat, and still there at midnight.
The whole thing, running live — pick any bottle on the shelf, then switch how it reads: reveal, compare, similar.
A scent for the moment.
Vellimer suggests seasons and moments where a fragrance's character may feel at home. These are preference-led recommendations, not rules about when a perfume will perform. Try the controls.
Built for you, live in a day or two.
You barely touch it. Send your catalogue and we do the rest. Here's the whole thing.
Send your catalogue
A link to your store is enough. A CSV if you have one. That's the last bit of homework on your side.
We build and train it
We assemble it in your type and colours and train the consultant on your fragrances — by a person who looked at your shop, not stamped out from a template.
We install it
The quick part — about fifteen minutes, and we handle it. You approve, and it goes live.
We wire it to your shop and keep your catalogue current for you, so there's nothing to set up by hand and nothing to re-upload.
Priced by your shelf, not your traffic.
Every tier is the same Vellimer — the same library, the same care, the same refusal to name a bottle you don't stock. What changes is how many fragrances you carry.
Reading is unmetered — it never calls a model, so a busy month costs you nothing. The consultant is optional, in packs you add to any plan: 200 conversations a month for $39, 1,000 for $69, 3,000 for $129. Your first month of 1,000 is on us. We tell you before a pack runs out — and if it does, reading carries on.
We keep your catalogue current — new stock, restocks, sold-out flags, usually within a day — so you never touch a dashboard. And if it ever breaks, we fix it, fast; it's already covered by the subscription.
Most tools are stamped from one template and dropped onto every shop the same way. Vellimer is built by hand, around one house at a time — nobody else gets your build, and every note wears a curated visual portrait no generic tool can hand you, accords and synthetics included, never sold as a photograph of the real thing.
Before you ask.
Almost any. It is a small piece of code that drops into your product page — Shopify, WooCommerce, most Wix and Squarespace plans, a custom build. The exceptions are locked no-code tiers that block custom scripts, or a store running a strict security policy. We check your setup up front, so you'll know for certain before you commit.
Inside your own product page. It's embedded straight into the template, so it loads as part of your site — no pop-up, no separate app, no redirect. To the shopper it's just part of your shop, because it is.
No — and that's the point. It's AI, but grounded: Vellimer only ever talks about the fragrances you actually stock. Ask for something you don't carry and it says so plainly, rather than guessing or steering the shopper elsewhere.
No. The consultant is one module, not the whole product. The catalogue itself — reading a note, two bottles side by side, finding what sits near something already loved — runs inside your own page, on your own data, with nothing answering anyone. Some houses want the shelf and not the voice. That's a fair thing to want, and it's a choice you make when we build yours.
Handled safely. The keys that power the consultant live on our backend, never in your site's code, so nothing sensitive sits in the browser. Your catalogue is the factual source for product answers: the consultant is instructed to stay grounded in it and to say when something is not in the collection.
It reads your catalogue, not your shoppers. It sets no cookies and collects no names or e-mails. A shopper's question is sent to our language-model provider, Google (Gemini, on its paid service), to answer it — and nothing else about them is sent. We keep no database of conversations; Google does not use them to improve its products and deletes them within 55 days. If Google's service has a technical failure, we may temporarily switch to Anthropic, which deletes them within 30 days. A data-processing agreement on the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, a sub-processor list and a security summary are available on request.
No. Your catalogue is pre-loaded and cached, replies stream in as they're written, and the whole thing loads lazily — after your page is already usable. Nothing heavy runs until a shopper actually asks.
Then you walk. The first conversation commits you to nothing.
Yes. We keep it current for you — new arrivals, stock levels, sold-out states, usually within a day. Send us the change or we pull it from your store; either way, you never touch a dashboard.
Let's see your shelf.
Tell us what you carry and we'll tell you plainly whether Vellimer suits your shelf — that conversation costs nothing, and we check your platform before you pay a cent.
- i.A build made for your shop, pulled from your own brand. Not a template with your logo dropped on top.
- ii.No lock-in — billed monthly from the day it goes live.
- iii.First say on what we build next, while Vellimer is still small enough to listen.