Sellers of preloved items are particularly burdened when it comes to digitalizing inventory because everything in their shop is one-of-a-kind with no digital history,” says Ms. Rastogi, whose early career included automating her family’s global homeware business and conducting data research for Unilever and other brands.

Athiya Rastogi, CEO of Toronto-based AI startup SnapWrite, won a grant from the eCommerce North Innovator Challenge.

That’s what Athiya Rastogi has built with SnapWrite, a startup that uses AI to generate product descriptions from images, helping second-hand clothing stores make a name for themselves in the online marketplace.

Athiya Rastogi’s AI-powered software integrates with digital sales platforms and helps second-hand clothing stores make a name for themselves in the world of online shopping.

Montréal-based FounderFuel and Startup Montréal have unveiled the startups participating in their respective programs that both provide funding and mentorship to tech founders.

Rastogi’s groundbreaking venture leverages machine learning to revolutionize product description generation and management, helping online retailers automate product feeds, optimize search and recommendations, and streamline reselling.

The Developer 30 Under 30 is a recurring list that recognizes developers based in Canada. The 30 individuals named to this year’s list were recognized at the WeaveSphere (formerly Evoke) awards gala at the Toronto Convention Centre on Wednesday night.

Save hundreds of hours by simply uploading your product image and let the AI do the rest. SnapWrite AI identifies the object, assigns categories and keywords (already SEO optimized) and writes a product description that's in the tone of voice of your brand.

Watch SnapWrite AI founders, Athiya and Aryaman Rastogi share how their tool helps ecommerce companies generate unique descriptions from images in seconds using AI technology.

In lecture halls, accelerator spaces and board rooms, Athiya Rastogi brings a notepad of ideas on how to innovate in technology and ecommerce spaces.

You’re not to blame if you felt a deep sense of FOMO last week. With three important conferences happening all at once (Cannes, Collision, and NFT.NYC), most marketers chose their beloved Cannes, while a few of us techies decided to head to Toronto for Collision.