01 · Vision

Review every scan before it becomes inventory.

Bar shelves read cleanly. Crowded fridges need your eyes. Confirmation is how inventory stays true.

90sBar / shelf mAP
80–90%Packaged grocery
65–75%Hard mixed fridge
  • Multi-bottle photos return brand, type, and confidence — typically up to about 10 bottles in one frame.
  • Shelf detectors land in the low-to-mid 90s; liquor-specific sets go higher.
  • Partial labels and limited editions still benefit from a confirmation pass.
  • Glare, lookalikes, low light, and occlusion are why nothing becomes inventory until you keep it.
  • Packaged grocery typically lands 80–90%+ on a phone photo.
  • Crowded mixed fridge scenes drop to roughly 65–75% in the hardest cases.
  • Similar produce, unlabeled leftovers, and dense stacking still need a human pass.
  • Quantity and expiry are yours — vision does not invent them.

Review before it becomes truth

Mean confidence 83%

  1. 1 · Review
  2. 2 · Confirm
  3. 3 · Committed

Multi-bottle photo. Brand, spirit type, and confidence. Glare and similar shapes still need a human pass. Angled, some glare on glass.

  • 94%spirit
  • 90%spirit
  • 91%spirit
  • 89%spirit
  • 87%spirit
  • 88%spirit
  • 83%spirit
  • 71%mixer
  • 52%spirit
Open inventory
  1. 1A photo produces candidates with confidence — not inventory.
  2. 2Keep, skip, or rename before anything is stored.
  3. 3Quantity and expiry come from you, a date on the package, or a simple rule — never from the image alone.
  4. 4Low-confidence rows stay skipped until you say otherwise.