Sourcing demo for Vietnam (and beyond)
I live in Vietnam, and I keep seeing this pain among buyers and sourcing agencies: explaining to a factory exactly what you need takes days of back and forth. You message a manager in English, he translates it roughly into the local language, loses half the details, and the factory sends back the wrong thing. I built an agent that takes that first step instead of a person. It isn't locked to one language or country: for any factory in Asia, it can put together a spec and a request in the right language.
This is a demo: nothing gets sent anywhere, and the prices are just a ballpark from public sources, not a quote from a real factory.
You type what you want in plain language: hoodies, 500 units, three colors, or anything else — whatever the product, quantity, and details are. The agent pulls a spec out of that: fabric, weight, prints, packaging, and whatever else that particular product needs. If there isn't enough to go on, it asks what's missing. Then it turns all of it into a request in the factory's language and gets it ready to send.
There's no live outreach to real factories in the demo — spamming from a personal number gets the account banned, that's its own risk. What's shown is the process itself: plain text turning into a structured request in the right language, and the agent does that part on its own.
Ran it on a real example: hoodies, 500 units, three colors. The agent went from plain text to a finished Vietnamese request without a single fix.
Try it here: ilyashatalov.com/demo/sourcing