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Turning a brand into a working business.
Puig dominates fragrance offline. Paco Rabanne, Jean Paul Gaultier, Carolina Herrera, Nina Ricci. Icons. But online, they lacked a unified destination where they could own the customer relationship and gather market intelligence. Fragrance discovery was fractured across brand sites and competitors' platforms. Puig had no unified way to capture user behavior. No central source of truth for market demand. No data to inform faster product decisions.
Their idea was Wikiparfum. A universal wiki of fragrance. Every perfume, every olfactive family, every brand, every ingredient, every story. A single source of truth for an industry that did not have one. A destination where fragrance experts, enthusiasts, and the curious could explore the fragrance world, and where the brands themselves could publish and own their presence.
We partnered with Puig as their extended product team to build it. Discovery, CMS, SEO, CRM, personalization. The full stack of what it takes for a platform to be taken seriously. Designers, engineers, and data specialists working across every layer. Together we shaped the product, built the platforms, integrated the systems, and designed the infrastructure that runs it. Not one thing. Everything.
Custom web development, end to end. The platform runs on a dynamic database of 30,000 fragrances, each enriched with ingredients, olfactive families, brand stories, and connections. Custom search lets users explore by scent, brand, ingredient, or keyword. Fast. Intuitive. Built around how real people discover fragrance. A personalization engine learns from every interaction. Like a fragrance to get recommendations. Rate it, shape your profile. Save collections. The more users engage, the more they return.
We baked SEO into the foundation. Clean URL architecture, semantic structure, metadata built for organic search. Organic search more than doubled in the first year. A custom CMS gives Puig's editorial teams full control over the content layer. Featured fragrances, brand stories, regional pages. Published in real time across nine languages. Arabic and Chinese among them, reaching populations most fragrance platforms have never touched.
Mobile app development meant one codebase, two platforms. We built a React Native app that brings the full Wikiparfum experience to iOS and Android. Native performance, offline functionality, and a UI built around the way people shop and discover on their phones.
It draws from the same API as the web platform, so product data, recommendations, and personalization stay consistent across both. Puig's team updates the CMS once. Web and app reflect it immediately. One source of truth. Two channels. Every mobile interaction feeds the same intelligence layer, enriching the full picture of user behavior.
Behind the platform sits a data lake capturing every user interaction, preference, search, and rating in real time. Behavioral signals flow directly to Puig's product, marketing, and strategy teams. What fragrances are trending. What combinations users crave. What gaps exist in the market. Product decisions grounded in real behavior, not intuition. Puig moves faster. Launches what the market actually wants.
The Wikiparfum platform is the visible layer. Behind it, we built a custom GraphQL API that opens the full fragrance catalog to trusted partners. Every fragrance, every ingredient, every brand. Multi-tenant by design. Carolina Herrera sees only Carolina Herrera products. Another partner sees only what their business is authorized to access. Scoped catalogs, scoped permissions, full control.
Partners consume the API to embed fragrance data into their own services, build new experiences on top of Puig's proprietary catalog, and create commercial relationships that didn't exist before. The catalog isn't locked inside one website. It is infrastructure the industry can build on.
Wikiparfum doubled its user base year over year. More customers discovering Puig fragrances. More revenue opportunity. Engagement metrics soared. Users came back. Stayed longer. Converted.
Puig now owns market intelligence competitors can't see. They understand customer preference at scale. Faster product cycles. Better bets. Wikiparfum became a strategic asset. A proprietary data source. A foundation built to keep growing.
Turning a brand into a working business.
A logistics company that ships to 190 countries built something to ship to itself.
Nobody had solved fragrance discovery online. We built the first AI that does.















