Examples

See the method before you trust the output.

Public examples show the source, image roles, review decisions, and limitations. They are labelled clearly so an illustrative demo is never mistaken for customer proof.

Curated gallery

Original seller photo of a table lamp with a wood-grain base, brass neck, and linen shade
Source: truth anchor
The same table lamp re-shot on a saturated blue studio backdrop
Output: reviewed draft

Table lamp listing set

See how one table lamp source moves through facts, plan revision, rejection, approval, copy, and export.

Disclosure: A first-party illustrative method example created from Lystiva's own table lamp demo. It is not a customer case study, testimonial, or sales result.

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Proof rules

Public proof is curated, permissioned, and reversible.

  • First-party examples describe the method, not customer outcomes.
  • Real beta examples need written permission, public derivatives, redaction, and a revocation path.
  • No seller Source or binary-object row becomes public automatically.
  • Measured sales, conversion, ranking, or testimonial claims require attributable evidence.