Gravitas Discover

Name: Gravitas Discover Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2025-02-26T05:48:10Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: Transform your store with dynamic, physics-driven product recommendations.

Develop by Los Angeles Mercantile

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Transform your store with dynamic, physics-driven product recommendations.

Physics-powered attraction

Engaging visual discovery

Smart system recommendations

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About Gravitas Discover

Launched Feb 25, 2025

Built by Los Angeles Mercantile

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Introduction Video

Description

Gravitas Discover - Interactive Product Discovery & Smart Recommendations

💡 Turn Your Store into an Interactive Experience! Gravitas Discover transforms traditional product grids into a physics-driven recommendation system—bringing movement, attraction, and seamless browsing to your storefront. ✅ No coding required! Just install, create a collection named "gravitas", and let the physics engine take over.

Maximize discoverability → Add to product pages, collections, and landing pages
Engaging Visual Interactivity → Shoppers explore a live display—no scrolling
Smart System → Recommendations based on price, popularity, release date, & more

Pros

Transforms traditional product grids into an interactive, physics-driven recommendation system.
No coding required for installation and setup.
Creates a dynamic and engaging shopping experience with movement and attraction.
Products dynamically move, cluster, and interact, enhancing visual discovery.
Smart recommendation system based on multiple factors like price, popularity, and release date.

Cons

Potential learning curve for store owners unfamiliar with physics-driven interfaces.
May not integrate seamlessly with all types of store layouts or themes.
Performance may vary depending on the number of products and their attributes.
Some users might find the movement and interaction of products distracting rather than helpful.