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Give shoppers a camera-based size recommendation, matched to each product’s size chart. See TWIWT in action.

Helmet shoppers often make purchases while traveling, at a coffee shop, or on vacation, without carrying a tape measure. TWIWT measures the head with the phone camera and recommends a size. This is for people who sell motorcycle helmets online: shop owners, e-commerce managers, helmet brands with their own store. Think about where your customers browse. On a lunch break or on a train. They find the helmet, open the size chart, and get stuck on the first line: head circumference. At home, they might find a sewing tape or use a charger cable and a ruler. Held a bit too high or pulled too loose, that number can be off by a centimeter or more, which in a 2 cm size bucket is the difference between two sizes. So they save the tab and leave. With TWIWT, the shopper taps Take measurement on your product page. The camera takes a front view and both profiles, and a few seconds later they see the size we recommend for that helmet. Questions we get: "Is a camera as good as a tape?" On our validation set, 87% of camera measurements fell within 1 cm of the reference. "Do people actually finish it?" Your dashboard shows how many completed the scan and where people dropped off. General stats are that 9 of 10 will finish it. "Will it slow our pages?" It loads as an embedded widget from one line of JavaScript asynchronously. "Privacy?" No photos or video are saved, and there's no app to install. The result is a recommendation. A physical try-on and the maker's fit guide still come first for safety. Tap Learn more to see the 20-second walkthrough and request a free branded demo.

Two riders, both 58 cm. One round head, one long oval. TWIWT checks head shape too, before your shopper picks a helmet. If you sell motorcycle helmets online, you already know circumference is half the story. Helmet shells and liners are built around a head shape, often round, intermediate oval, or long oval depending on the brand and the market it was designed for. Most of your customers don't know their head shape. They pick the size from the chart, the helmet arrives, and it presses on the forehead while there's a gap at the sides. Then it comes back, and your team writes another "sorry it didn't fit" email. TWIWT estimates both numbers from a short camera scan on your product page: head circumference and head shape. If the helmet suits the shopper, they get one recommended size. If the shell is built for a different shape, or their size falls outside the chart, the widget tells them so and points to helmets in your catalog that should suit them better. What helmet retailers ask us: "Our charts don't list head shape." Head shape isn’t required for the measurement. It’s optional. "Won't telling people 'not for you' cost us a sale?" It points them to another helmet in your catalog while they're still on your site, and you can turn this feature off. Their size may also be completely out of range—for example, if the helmet fits sizes 53-56 and they’re a 58, it won’t fit. "Which stores does it run on?" Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop, and custom builds, through one line of JavaScript. "Do you keep the scan?" No photos or video are saved. Results are recommendations, not a fit check. Riders should still try the helmet on before they ride. Tap Learn more and request a free branded demo with your own models.

Sell helmets online? Get a free branded demo with your own helmets and size charts, ready within 48 hours. This offer is for online helmet stores and helmet brands that want to see camera sizing before they talk about contracts. You tell us which helmets you sell and send the size charts you already use. Within 48 hours, you get a demo of your own product pages with the TWIWT widget on them. Open it on your phone, tap Take measurement, do the camera scan, and see which size it recommends for each helmet. Then ask a colleague with a different head to try it. Retailers who already use size recommenders are mostly positive about them: in a 2023 Coresight Research survey, 80% reported conversion gains. That is an industry figure, not a TWIWT result. Your demo is where you find out what it does with your helmets. Before you ask: "Do we have to commit to anything?" No. The demo is free. "Do we need developers?" Not needed. The live version needs just one line of JavaScript and a product feed. Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop, and custom builds are supported. "How is it priced?" Per measurement, based on your monthly volume. You get a price after the demo. "What do we see after launch?" Which helmets people measure most and where they drop off in the scan. The widget gives a size recommendation. It doesn't replace trying the helmet on. Tap Learn more and request your branded demo.

Selling helmets online? 58 cm is an M in one helmet and an L in the next. TWIWT recommends the size from the helmet's chart. This is for online helmet stores and helmet brands, the people who load new models into the catalog and answer "which size should I take?" in the inbox. If you're a rider shopping for a new lid, send this to the shop where you buy. Every maker has its own size chart, and often each model has a different one. Your shopper sees a chart that asks for head circumference, a number most of them have never measured. The ones who do measure land on the edge between two buckets and have to guess whether to size up or down. A rider who has worn an L for ten years can be an M or an XL in the next model. TWIWT puts a size recommendation next to your size selector. The shopper taps Take measurement, looks into the camera, then turns left and right. We estimate head circumference and head shape, read the size chart of that exact helmet, and show one recommended size. What shop owners usually ask: "We already have size charts." Good. The tool works from them, per product. "How hard is setup?" One line of JavaScript and your product feed with size charts. Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop, and custom builds. "Do you store faces?" No photos or video are saved. It runs in the browser, no app. "What does it cost?" You pay per completed measurement, and the price drops with volume. It's a size recommendation. Riders should still try the helmet on and follow the maker's fit guide. Tap Learn more and request a free demo built on your own helmets.

Unsure shoppers order a helmet in M, L, and XL and send two back. TWIWT shows one recommended size on the product page. This is for online helmet stores. If you pack and unpack helmet boxes, you know the pattern. A shopper sits on the edge of two sizes. The chart says 57 to 58 is an M and 59 to 60 is an L. They measured 58.5 with a charger cable and have always been an L anyway. So they order both, sometimes a third one to be safe. Two boxes come back. Shipping is paid twice, the visor might be scratched, and the stock is stuck in transit for a week. Other shoppers don't order at all. They close the tab and plan to measure later, and some never come back to the page. TWIWT gives them an answer before the size selector. A short camera scan estimates head circumference and head shape. The widget reads that helmet's size chart and shows one recommended size. Shoppers who measured themselves can compare it with their own number, which is often what they need to stop doubting. Questions shop owners ask: "Can you prove fewer returns?" Not as a general promise. The dashboard shows measurements per product so you can compare orders and returns in your own store. "How long does setup take?" One line of JavaScript plus your product feed. The free branded demo is ready within 48 hours. "Pricing?" You pay per measurement, with lower prices at higher volume. Tap Learn more and see it working on your own helmets.