Hi everyone Alex here, co-founder of NeuroViz. I spent 20 years as a commercial photographer before building this. NeuroViz is AI photography built exclusively for jewelry: studio-grade retouching, on-model virtual try-on, creative scenes, and product video. We launch here on Wednesday, July 22.
Before launch day I'd love to answer anything: how the AI handles metal reflections and gemstone facets, how it fits into a seller's workflow, what it can't do (yet), why we went jewelry-only instead of general-purpose or photography questions in general.
Here's our 60-second demo one ring, raw photo to finished product video:
Ask away I'll be answering all week.
@alex_koloskov1 great product Alex. Make colab with Tiffany!
@kulibin Cool idea, Igor! thank you
the virtual try-on actually looks realistic instead of that weird photoshopped-on look you usually see. jewelry brands must be saving a ton on reshoots with this.
@erol364714 Thank you - that's exactly the part we obsessed over. The "pasted-on" look happens when a general-purpose model treats the piece like a flat sticker: scale drifts, the metal picks up no ambient light, the skin doesn't react to it. Ours is trained exclusively on jewelry, so the piece keeps its real geometry and the hand or neck actually interacts with it - shadows, reflections, all of it.
And you're right about the reshoots: on-model shots are where our customers save the most - around 90% vs a studio session. If you ever want to see it on a real piece, it's free to try (80 credits, no card) - I'd genuinely love to hear how it does on your photos.
Retouched a few ring shots and the metal cleanup looked surprisingly natural, no over-smoothed plastic feel. The on-model try-on saved me a whole reshoot day.
@emirhan26363 Thank you! Curious which mode you used for the metal cleanup - Rescue or Precision? We tune them differently (Rescue for rough shots, Precision for good ones that need finishing), so this kind of feedback really helps. Glad the try-on spared you the reshoot day.
What makes this work is the people behind it. Alex ran Photigy for years teaching pro jewelry photographers, so the AI isn't guessing at what good looks like - it's trained on real expertise. Add a CTO who can actually ship at scale and you get a tool that produces studio results, not AI slop. Impressive launch.
@teodorix Thanks Fedor. You nailed the part most people miss - the Photigy years are exactly why the AI knows what "good" looks like. Teaching thousands of photographers what separates a studio shot from a snapshot turned out to be the best possible training for building this. Appreciate you stopping by.
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I've known Alex for years through Photigy, and I honestly can't think of anyone better positioned to build this. Turning a single phone photo into studio-quality jewelry images, try-on visuals, and videos - all in one place, is seriously impressive. The results speak for themselves. Huge congrats on the launch!
@dmitry_nebeduhin Thank you, Dima!
Alex and I go way back, and the guy has been obsessed with getting jewelry to look right on camera for as long as I've known him. So of course he built the tool that finally does it automatically. Congrats on the launch - this has been a long time coming!
@stanislav_chystiakov Thank you!
Been following what this team is building for a while - the demo with one ring going from raw photo to finished video is genuinely impressive. Congrats on the launch, well deserved!
@alesia_nezh Thank you for your support, Alesia!