Flat-pack furniture gives you two options: a baffling paper diagram, or a hunt that leads to long, confusing YouTube videos. Assembli solves that. It's an interactive 3D guide that shows you exactly what goes where, part by part.
It is built for retailers, who lose $20-30 on every return, and 1 in 5 flat-pack returns is just someone who could not figure out the build. Assembli eliminates that confusion before it becomes a return or a support ticket.
Made entirely in Omma, from one stool to a full catalog of 18 products. The video walks through it.
PS: the link says "matte-black-sneaker-studio" because this began as a totally different idea before I pivoted to Assembli, and the slug got locked at first publish!
Anchoring the pitch to the 20-30 dollar loss per return is what sets this apart; most product demos lead with the 3D tech and leave the buyer to figure out the business case alone. Retailers will hear fewer returns and fewer support tickets long before they care how it was...
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Letting people pick Brand vs Creator before the cards render is the smart move here. Progressive disclosure on pricing almost always beats a wall of tiers. Did you test the segmented toggle against a standard three-column layout?