Your AI-native art gallery, tailored and ready to deploy

What gallerists tell us

• #1

  The works are in one spreadsheet, the prices in another, the photographs on someone's phone: nobody can say where a piece is, or whether it is still for sale.

• #2

  A collector writes on a Sunday, mid-fair; the reply goes out on Tuesday, and the work has gone with it.

• #3

  A certificate on plain paper, a condition report missing when a work comes back, an insurance value nobody has updated: the day you need them, it is too late.

What your gallery does from day one

• Keeps every work on three axes — who owns it, where it is, whether it is available, reserved or sold — with its editions, its queue of holds, a public photograph kept apart from the private original, and its scholarly record: provenance, exhibitions, literature, object file, Object ID.
• Logs every movement between storeroom, wall, fair and restorer, locks condition reports, and issues the consignment note with the CPGA wording and a gap-free numbered valuation statement for your insurer.
• Issues the artwork attestation into the gallery's own immutable register: gap-free numbering, a hash chain, a public page by opaque code, an NFC chip verified on every tap, and a provenance the collector claims for themselves.
• Publishes the gallery's website — cover, rooms, press, catalogue — on its own domain name bought from the portal (€29 / year), never exposing a value or a location you have not published; collectors reserve and buy online there (30 % commission on the sale), and AI assistants can read the catalogue.
• Answers the phone in six languages, around the clock: books the viewing, presents the artist and the show, records the purchase enquiry, and leaves you a summary of every call.
• Answers email from your Gmail, Outlook or IMAP mailbox at the setting you choose — supervised, deferred or autonomous — and keeps the client book: contacts, opportunities, appointments, with an assistant that answers your questions and takes dictation.

What it costs a single-address gallery