Three things, in one place, from the photos you already have.
Software you run yourself. Each one has its own page with the full detail, and each one says plainly what it is today.
Studio and on-model photos, the listing, and the right collection.
Upload the photos you already have (a lightbox shot, a supplier photo, the picture on your product page) and pick a look. Aurix makes the photo, writes the listing and files the piece, and your stones, metal and setting stay exactly as they are.
- Catalog photos on white, on lacquer or on silk, and lifestyle photos on a model
- A title people search for, a description worth the piece, and the right collection
- Every photo checked against yours, and you approve each one
Live today. First 10 photos free.
Approved listings published to the store you already run.
Connect Shopify or Wix, and Lightspeed if you use it. New pieces come in from your point of sale, the photos and listings go back out to your web shop, and nothing publishes until you say yes. Your point of sale stays as it is.
- Connect Shopify or Wix, and Lightspeed if you use it
- New pieces come in on demand or on a schedule
- On any other system: a spreadsheet with every field and photo link
On every plan, month to month.
Emails to your own customers, built from your own pieces.
Aurix builds the emails from the on-model photos of your own pieces and sends them to your own customers, plus five follow-ups that run on their own. The emails go out in your store name, replies come to you, and every one has a one-click unsubscribe.
- One customer list from your point of sale and your web shop
- Marketing emails built from the on-model photos of your pieces
- Five follow-ups: review, repair ready, anniversary, birthday, we miss you
In beta, opening from the waitlist.
Three things store owners tell Dylan on the first call.
Aurix was built for each of them, at a jewelry store of his own: a second-generation store in Cincinnati that runs on the same software.
I'm the jeweler, the buyer, the repair tech and the person who does the website.
The store looks better than the site. I know it and I don't have an afternoon to fix it.
I tried an AI photo tool once. It gave my white gold band a yellow tint and I never went back.
Shared on first calls with store owners. Anonymised, lightly shortened.
A tsavorite ring, from the photo the store had to its place in the web shop.
A real ring from one of the stores on Aurix, and the real listing Aurix wrote for it. Six steps, and the owner clicked approve once.
Every piece in the store goes through the same six steps.
Nothing publishes without you.
- Every photo and every line sits beside your original, so you see exactly what changed.
- Approve or reject each field, or ask for a change in plain words, like "keep the engraving visible".
- Approve a whole batch at once when you trust it, and clear your inventory in an afternoon.
The ones marked never upload.
Every store has them. The pieces nobody uploads because the photo would not do them justice. The custom and estate pieces with one photo from the bench. The branded pieces with only the supplier's picture.
Aurix photographs them from the photos you have, writes their listing, and puts them in your web shop, so they can sell online at all.
Set up in an afternoon.
Good questions, straight answers.
Content and Inventory sync are live on every plan, with 10 photos free to start and no card. Marketing is in beta and opening to stores from the waitlist.
No. Start with Content, connect your store once the first photos are approved, and join the Marketing waitlist from there if you want it.
Never. Your photo is the reference. The stones, the metal and the setting stay exactly as they are, every photo is checked against yours, and you approve each one before it goes anywhere.
No. Aurix works on top of what you already run: Shopify or Wix for the web shop, and Lightspeed if you use it. On any other system, download the photos or export a spreadsheet with every field and photo link.
Plans are $99, $199 and $399 a month, month to month. A photographer charges $25 to $80 for one photo of one piece. Your first 10 photos are free with no card.
