Tresor Noir
A luxury storefront for Mauritian pearl jewellery in five languages, with an AI concierge, private video presentations and a multi-boutique back-office — one codebase, one shop per deployment.
- OpenAI GPT-5 mini
- Ollama
- Image generation
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A luxury storefront for Mauritian pearl jewellery in five languages, with an AI concierge, private video presentations and a multi-boutique back-office — one codebase, one shop per deployment.
The studio's AI production pipeline as a product: image, video, voice, music, SFX, lip-sync, face swap and a manga studio, rendered around the clock behind one credit wallet with built-in quality control.
One permanent QR code, a destination you can change forever, scan analytics that respect privacy — and a marketplace where a QR worn on a t-shirt becomes rentable media.
A networking PWA for film festivals: scan a badge to connect, see who is around you on a live map, book meetings and keep every contact you made in Cannes, Berlin or Tokyo.
The waitlist for I LOVE GTA 6, a roleplay server built before the game ships: a cinematic landing, a magic-link sign-up and a community choosing its role in advance.
Spots with live swell and tide forecasts, verified coaches booked with escrow, an organiser desk for competitions, a surf shop directory and a mobile app — a whole ecosystem for people who travel to surf.
An AI, tech and cinema magazine in French, English and Spanish that writes itself three times a day: sourced stories, art-directed covers, reading times and a newsletter — edited by humans, produced by machines.
The live catalogue of the studio's professional training in AI-assisted film production: a 2026 programme set like a printed course book, with chapters, sessions in Lille, Paris and Montpellier, and an enrolment flow.
A swipe game dressed as a football news site: real legends and AI-invented players, real archive dispatches and plausible fakes — you decide what is true, the leaderboard remembers.