Every fabric. Every deal. One thread.
DenimNotes scans a fabric hang tag in under two seconds, offline, on the show floor at Kingpins or Première Vision, then connects buyers, mills and garment makers on one record from the booth to the bulk order.
- Client
- DenimNotes, our own product
- Rung
- Build AI systems and products
- Stack
- iOS and Android, offline OCR, Claude recall
- Status
- Live at denimnotes.app. Covered by WWD Sourcing Journal
Results, as published
- <2 sPer hang tag scanReal, as published
- 40+Buyer meetings per showReal, as published
- 4 to 5Shows a year, about $25K eachReal, as published
- $0PaperReal, as published
Millions spent on shows. Nothing structured to show for it.
A sourcing team scans 200 fabrics over three days. By Monday half of it is lost in WhatsApp threads and blurry photos.
Point, scan, done. Then connect the chain.
Offline OCR reads the hang tag. The buyer shortlists, brings in the mill without showing price, and sends sample requests before leaving the booth.
Intelligence that compounds.
Months later, the team can ask the moodboard what they shortlisted and why. Press coverage: WWD Sourcing Journal, Textile Today, Jeansland Podcast.
Screens
Screens as published on the esipick.tech case study.
Scan a hang tag. Follow it to the bulk order. 
Product preview
What shipped
From the booth to the bulk order, on one record.
- Offline hang tag scan in under two seconds
- Buyer shortlists
- Mills brought in without showing price
- Sample requests before leaving the booth
- Ask the moodboard what you shortlisted and why
“a tool I didn't know I needed until I stopped using it for a week.”
“the first tool that actually reflects how we work.”
“After each mill meeting I couldn't work without the app, so much simpler. All notes about requests, agreements, ideas in one place.”
Walk the show floor.
Scan a hang tag, shortlist it, bring in the mill without showing your price, send a sample request and ask your moodboard a question. All data is fictional.
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