Keep the source close
Extracted attributes include a short passage from the description so a reviewer can check where each value came from.
CatalogLens takes a product description and returns source-linked attributes, missing details, possible conflicts, and English and Arabic drafts for a person to review.
SAFG AI launched commercially in November 2025 and is revenue-generating.
Customer and launch figures are reported by the founding team. They describe SAFG AI overall, not CatalogLens adoption or paid seats. SAFG AI’s current subscription offering is stated at US$100 per customer per month; no revenue total is inferred from these figures.
Paste product text, choose a draft language, and inspect the output against the source. CatalogLens does not read a store catalogue or publish changes.
Extracted attributes include a short passage from the description so a reviewer can check where each value came from.
Review suggested missing fields and incompatible values found in the submitted text. They are prompts for review, not product verification.
Prepare product copy in both languages from the supplied facts, then check every detail before use.
SAFG AI plans to expand into additional countries. The next product work is to measure extraction accuracy, Arabic–English meaning, long-document handling, response time and cost before wider rollout.
Claude API is a planned evaluation and production dependency for that work; it is not described as part of SAFG AI’s current service.
See current and planned work
Ahmed focuses on product development and practical AI applications for e-commerce.
Cairo, Egypt
Omar focuses on scalable applications, system design and cloud infrastructure.
Giza, EgyptUse a fictional example or paste non-confidential product details. The demo does not connect to a store catalog.