Available
1.Capture
Give explicit permission, then take one still of a product label — or upload an image. Nothing is captured automatically.
VISION-TO-ACTION AI CO-PILOT
See it. Ground it. Get it ready.
Groundline turns a camera snapshot and a simple goal into structured, reviewable digital assistance — always keeping you in control.
- Explicit camera consent
- You approve every action
- AI and fixtures clearly labelled
Illustrative workflow previewGL-DEMO-2048
Sample product labelAurora Desk LampModel GL-DEMO-2048 · 12 VWarranty: 24 months
Model number
GL-DEMO-2048
Warranty
24 months
Draft: warranty registration (fictional)
Awaiting your approvalHow it works
Five steps from what you see to what gets done
Capture and understanding work today. Grounding, action-preparation and the approval timeline are planned for later integration and are clearly marked.
Available · MOCK
2.Understand
Meta's vision model reads the visible details into structured fields you can review and correct. Available today in MOCK; LIVE once a real Meta response is verified.
Planned
3.Ground
The relevant region is highlighted so you can see exactly what informed the result.
Planned
4.Prepare
Groundline drafts a constrained, fictional digital action — never a real purchase or submission.
Planned
5.Review
You approve, edit, or reject every step. Approved actions are recorded in an audit timeline.
Safety first
Built to keep a human in the loop
Groundline is designed so you always know what it sees, what it's doing, and what it would do next — before anything happens.
Explicit camera consent
The camera only turns on when you ask it to, and stops when you leave. Frames are never streamed or uploaded automatically.
You stay in control
Every extracted field is yours to review, correct, or reject before anything moves forward.
No purchases, no real submissions
The demo never buys anything or submits to a real external service. Actions are fictional and require your approval.
AI and fixtures are labelled
A live model result is marked LIVE; a canned example is clearly marked MOCK. A fixture is never passed off as a real inference.
Credentials stay on the backend
No API key ever reaches the browser. The frontend holds no secrets of any kind.