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About the startup
Dabble is a virtual photo studio for e-commerce powered by hyper-realistic CGI and computer vision. The demand for content in retail is skyrocketing due to the pandemic induced surge in online shopping, but product photography is still extremely slow, tedious and expensive. We’re building a platform to scale and automate product photography for every e-commerce brand.
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CindyLouWho2ecommerce consultant | Etsy pro | retired from law | mitochondrial disease | sports fan | vegetarian | disability | jewellery designer |
John McQueen-Scott ✨🧙♂️🤘He/him. |
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Founder stories from Ecommerce & Retail startups
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