Sachitha Madhuranga
Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote

SnapShop turns one product photo into a ready-to-sell online listing. Small shop owners often have good products but struggle to sell them online. A good listing needs clean photos, a clear description, a category and a sensible price, which takes time, skill or money they may not have. With SnapShop, the owner uploads one photo and AI does the rest. It identifies the product, removes the background, creates three studio-style photos, writes the title and description, picks a category and suggests a price range. It also flags details buyers may want to know that a photo can't show, such as size or material. In our demo run, this took about 35 seconds. The owner stays in control. They can choose the main photo and edit the listing before publishing it to a public storefront with its own product page. SnapShop is designed for small shops in Sri Lanka, with prices suggested in Sri Lankan rupees. Listings are generated in English today, and we plan to add Sinhala once its output quality is reliable.