Daylet launches AI shopping feed with in-app purchasing, raises $7M pre-seed
Overview
Daylet, formerly spelled Daletlabs, launches a shopping app that generates AI home scenes featuring real products such as sofas, chairs and lamps.
Users tap any item to see details and add it to a cart, and the company says everything can be bought in the app. Users can interact with products to shape later suggestions, according to developer Santiago (@svpino).
The company says it raised a $7 million pre-seed round to make shopping fun again. Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai) reports the round was led by Lightspeed and says the model builds image prompts only from attributes in images users liked. No pricing, availability or launch date has been reported.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 28, 12:07 PM ET
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- Oct 28, 11:43 AM ET · 2 articlesDalet raises $7M pre-seed for AI-generated shopping feedRohan Paul: Dalet Labs raises $7M pre-seed for AI-generated shopping scenes
- Oct 28, 11:19 AM ET · 1 articleDaletlabs launches AI-generated shopping feed with in-app purchase after $7M pre-seedSantiago: Daylet app generates AI shopping scenes with buyable products
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXDalet Labs raises $7M pre-seed for AI-generated shopping scenesAIDalet Labs raised a $7M pre-seed round led by Lightspeed to build AI-generated shopping scenes that show product options before users specify what they want. According to the company, a language model builds diffusion prompts only from attributes in images users liked, which limits hallucinated details in product scenes. The feed generates new images from collective engagement, and fresh outputs become references, growing the image pool without photoshoots.

elvis@omarsar0XDalet raises $7M pre-seed for AI shopping feed with buyable productsAIDalet, founded by researchers from Google, Runway, and MIT, raised a $7M pre-seed to build a shopping app. It generates lifelike AI images personalized to each user's taste, and the products shown in them are real and can be bought in-app with a tap.
Santiago@svpinoXDaylet app generates AI shopping scenes with buyable productsAISantiago (@svpino) describes an app that shows AI-generated home scenes featuring real products like sofas, chairs, and lamps. Users can interact with products to shape future suggestions, then tap any item to see details and add it to a cart. Background from @omerbartal says the company, Daylet, raised a $7M pre-seed.
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