WithoutSelfSwiftOne piece at a time.
- 1Wait
- 2Scan each item
- 3Cashier checkout
- A queue before the payment can begin
- Each garment scanned separately at the counter
- The cashier builds and checks the basket
- Staff lead the full checkout transaction
In development. Founding partner spots open: 2
Selfcheckoutforfashion, builtwithrealstores.
SelfSwift is an RFID self checkout kiosk for fashion retail. Shoppers place their tagged items together, review one basket, pay, and leave. We are building it now with two founding retail partners in North America.
- Free to pilot
- No penalty if you stop
- NDA available
RFID recognitionOne basket, without scanning each piecePayment-linked soft-tag deactivationConnected store recordsRack countingDoor-alert conceptReceipt issuedRFID warehouse managementRFID recognitionOne basket, without scanning each piecePayment-linked soft-tag deactivationConnected store recordsRack countingDoor-alert conceptReceipt issuedRFID warehouse management
Clothing & footwear
SelfSwift at a glance
What it is
An RFID self checkout kiosk for clothing and footwear stores
Status
In development, with a pilot planned
Who it is for
Fashion retailers where fast checkout matters
Where first
North America, with a global plan
Founding partners
2 spots. No cost to pilot
Without SelfSwift / With SelfSwift
Keep the shopping. Change the checkout.
Without SelfSwift, each piece passes through a cashier-led checkout. With SelfSwift, tagged pieces become one basket that shoppers can review and pay for themselves. Same purchase. A different path.
WithoutSelfSwift
With SelfSwiftOne basket. In your hands.
- 1Place together
- 2Review
- 3Pay & go
- Compatible tagged pieces identified together
- A shopper-controlled view of items and total
- One payment for the complete selection
- Receipt and sale linked to connected store records
Inside the experience
More than a screen. A connected purchase.
From recognising the pieces to recording the sale, see how SelfSwift brings the physical kiosk, shopper checkout and store systems into one product.
One purchase. Four connected moments.
SelfSwift / Product concept
Live demo
Stage 1 of 4 · Recognise the selection
RFID recognition
The kiosk reads compatible tagged pieces together. Product names, sizes and prices come from the store’s catalogue.
One basket, without scanning each piece individually.
Beyond the checkout
One tag. More possibilities.
The tags on your pieces can do more than build a basket. Connect the story from the clothing rack to checkout and the store exit.
01On the rackRack-count concept
ShirtsJacketsTrousers
Awaiting rack read
0 / 3 tags
Rack count
A clearer view of what’s on the floor.
Read compatible garment tags together and compare the selection with store stock records. Explore RFID-led rack counting as part of your store’s pilot configuration.
02At the doorDoor-alert concept
Payment completed
Receipt issued. Soft-tag deactivation follows payment.
Explore an exit scenario
Payment to departure
The purchase ends. The connection doesn’t.
Payment-linked soft-tag deactivation connects checkout to the exit. Door antennas are intended to alert on active tags, with compatibility and security equipment validated for each store.
Future expansion
Checkout is the start. Not the limit.
A focused beginning in clothing and footwear. A bigger vision for the places your products move and the insights they leave behind.
Future vision · Illustrative
01Warehouse · 01 / 03Receive tagged stock
Warehouse
From the stockroom to the store.
Our future vision extends RFID visibility into apparel warehouses, connecting incoming pieces, stock locations and store replenishment with the same product identity.
A connected stock journey, not a replacement for your existing warehouse system.
Where we are
Build it with the people who know the store floor.
Become one of our three founding retail partners
We are building SelfSwift with real stores from day one. Three retailers will shape the first version, and both will be named as our hero clients.
What you get
- Hero client status. Your name on our site, a joint case study, and mentions in our press and social posts. You approve everything before it goes out.
- A preferred rate for 3 years after launch, agreed in writing before the pilot starts.
- No cost to pilot. We ask for your time and your advice, not your budget.
- No penalty if you stop. You can end the pilot at any time.
- Your data stays protected. We sign an NDA first, and the pilot plan says what data is used and why.
- A real say in what we build and in what order.
What we ask of you
- 1A little of your time for an intro call, a walkthrough and regular feedback.
- 2Honest advice from people who run the shop floor.
- 3A store, or a few, where we can place a kiosk.
- 4One named contact on your side for the pilot.
The store we are looking for
- Clothing or footwear retail
- A busy store where fast checkout really matters
- Space to place a checkout kiosk
- Open to piloting in one store or a few
What we will measure together
- Time to complete a basket
- Queue length at peak hours
- Staff hours spent at the till
- How many items are read correctly
- Shopper and store team feedback
- How exit checks work in practice
How it works
- 1Apply.Send us a short note about your stores.
- 2Intro call and NDA.We talk, and we sign an NDA before you share anything sensitive.
- 3One page pilot plan.We agree the store, the scope, what we will measure and the preferred rate.
- 4Install and run together.We set up the kiosk, brief your store team and learn from real shoppers.
What we plan to build first
The exact scope is agreed with each founding partner.
- Read several tagged items at onceNo scanning each piece by hand.
- Show one clear basketItem names, sizes, quantities and prices from your catalogue.
- Take payment at the kioskCard and tap are planned. The final list is set in the pilot scope.
- Give a receiptPrinted or sent to the shopper, depending on the store.
- Connect to your store systemsPOS and inventory connections are agreed with each partner.
- Support checks at the exitOptions are agreed store by store.
Pilot timing follows the build, so we agree dates with you as the first version comes together. If your items are not RFID tagged yet, we work out tagging together in the pilot plan.
RFID use cases
What RFID can do in a store
Self checkout is where we start. The same tags and readers can do much more in a store, and that is part of why RFID is worth the effort for retailers.
- Pilot focus now
Self checkout
Shoppers place tagged items together, review one basket and pay.
- At launch
Theft alerts at the exit
Flags an unpaid tagged item leaving the store.
- Next
Inventory counts
Counts a whole store in minutes, more accurately than counting by hand.
- Next
Replenishment
Shows what is missing on the shop floor and what is waiting in the stockroom.
- Next
Fitting room insight
Shows which items get tried on but not bought.
- Later
Receiving
Checks a delivery against the shipping list at the back door.
- Later
Finding items
Helps staff and shoppers locate a size or style fast.
- Later
Online and store stock
Gives reliable store stock for click and collect and ship from store orders.
- Later
Returns checks
Confirms an item was sold by you and helps cut return fraud.
- Later
Authenticity and product passports
Helps spot fakes and supports item level data such as digital product passports.
- Beyond
Traceability
Follows an item from factory to shelf.
- Beyond
Resale and repair tracking
Follows an item across its life, including secondhand programs.
Roadmap
Where SelfSwift is going
We start with one job done well, then build outward from the same RFID foundation.
- We are here
NowWe are here
Founding partner pilot with 2 retailers in North America. Self checkout for clothing or footwear.
At launch
POS connections, theft alerts at the exit, loyalty and offers, and more payment options.
Next
The same readers used for inventory counts, replenishment and fitting room insight.
Later
Online and store stock in one view, receiving, finding items, returns, authenticity and product passports.
Beyond
More categories and more regions. The US and Canada first, then Europe and beyond. Traceability and resale.
This is our direction, not a promise. Dates and scope are agreed with our founding partners as we build.
Team
Who is building SelfSwift
SelfSwift is built by EvinceDev Inc. (opens in a new tab) an AI company that has spent over a decade turning practical ideas into products businesses actually use. Our founder, Maulik Pandya, brings 25 years of experience in technology and is based in the Greater Toronto Area. We work with clients across North America through Eatance Inc. in Canada and EvinceDev Inc. in the US. You talk directly to the people building the product, not a sales layer.
Maulik (Mauk) Pandya
Founder and CEO, EvinceDev Inc.
Started Evince Development in 2012.
LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Say hello
The next chapter starts on the store floor.
Run a clothing or footwear store? Have retail experience to share? Tell us about your store, your background or the conversation you’d like to start.
- Retail pilots
- Retail advisors
- Investors & partners
New inquiryTo: support@selfswift.com
FAQ
Good questions. Clear answers.
Still have a question?
Ask us directly. You will talk to the people building the product.
01What is SelfSwift?
SelfSwift is an RFID self checkout kiosk for clothing and footwear stores. Shoppers place their tagged items on it together, review one basket, pay, and get a receipt. It is built by EvinceDev Inc. and is currently in development.
02Is SelfSwift available now?
Not yet. We are building the first version and looking for two founding retail partners in North America to pilot it with.
03What kind of retailer is a good founding partner?
A clothing or footwear retailer where fast checkout really matters, with space to place a kiosk, and a willingness to pilot in one store or a few.
04What does the pilot cost?
Nothing for founding partners. We ask for your time and your honest advice. If your items are not RFID tagged yet, we agree how tagging is handled in the pilot plan.
05What do founding partners get?
Hero client status, which means your name on our site, a joint case study and mentions in our press and social posts, all approved by you first. You also get a preferred rate for 3 years after launch. Both are agreed in writing before the pilot starts.
06Can we stop the pilot if it is not working?
Yes. You can end the pilot at any time, with no penalty.
07How is our data handled?
Your sales and customer data stays protected. We sign an NDA before you share anything sensitive, and the pilot plan states which data is used and why.
08Do founding partners get exclusivity?
We are limited to two founding partners for now. If exclusivity matters to you, raise it on the intro call and we will talk it through.
09Does every item need an RFID tag?
To read several items at once, yes. Items need compatible RFID tags, and we confirm tag compatibility while scoping the pilot.
10Will SelfSwift connect to our POS and inventory systems?
That is the plan. Which systems we connect first is agreed with each founding partner.
11Which payment methods will it support?
Card and tap payments are planned. The final list is confirmed in the pilot scope.
12What about theft and checking items at the exit?
Exit checks are part of what the pilot will validate. Options are agreed store by store.
13What do retail advisors do, and what do they get?
Advisors join product walkthroughs and give feedback on shopper and store team workflows. In return they get direct conversations with the product team, real influence on the product, and a written agreement covering their role, their time and any compensation.
14Where will SelfSwift launch?
North America first, with a plan for the global fashion retail market.
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