Cosmetic development, cited

The agent-native way for cosmetic industries.

Discover ingredients and market signals, build and stress-test formulations, check compliance across 14 regulator rulebooks — KR, EU, US, JP, CN, UK and beyond — plus retailer and certification standards, and plan distribution. One workspace, every answer linked to a real source.

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Free — 25 messages/day, 5 images/mo · no card required

The Tamats chat workspace streaming a cited answer, with the Sources panel open.

A real 26-second capture of the product. English narration; audio removed.

the journey

Idea to shelf, one workspace.

Nine stages of bringing a cosmetic product to market — every one of them a surface inside Tamats.

The nine stages Tamats covers, in order

  1. Idea: Cited literature search
  2. Direction: Concept and brand direction
  3. Prototype: Formula, INCI, underdose flags
  4. Compliance: Regional rules with citations
  5. Manufacturer: Outreach you confirm
  6. Production: Vessel and print-ready label
  7. Distribution: Channels and retailer standards
  8. Influencers: Creator shortlists
  9. Sales: Storefront catalog and policies

Tamats: one agent · every stage

the product

Four jobs. One real product.

Recorded from the actual workspace — every result on screen came from real data, not a script.

the corpus

Every rule we check, with the regulation behind it.

781 ingredient rules across 14 regulator rulebooks and 13 retailer standards. Every one carries a link to the rule it came from.

14
regulator rulebooks

national regulators, plus the two US state programmes filed under the same flag

13
retailer clean standards

Amazon, Sephora, Target, Walmart and more — ingested, not guessed

781100% cited
ingredient rules, fully cited

every row links back to the regulation it came from

28,755
INCI dictionary entries

the public ingredient nomenclature, cross-referenced by name

18,19663.3% of entries
carry a verifiable CAS number

checkable against the CAS registry, not just named

27
named regulator and retailer sources

every region and every retailer has one on file

40,968,260
peer-reviewed papers indexed

the public biomedical literature index, searched live at ask time — 877,046 of them inside the cosmetic and dermatology scope, counted 2026-08-05

Capabilities

From first question to final RFQ.

Six capabilities the agent runs today, end to end.

What does the literature say about niacinamide at 5%?

Niacinamide improves barrier function at 5%[1] and is well-tolerated in leave-on formulations.

[1] a cited source, retrieved from the corpus

every claim → the source it came from

01 · research

Cited research

Every claim links back to a real paper. If nothing is retrieved, the agent says so instead of guessing.

South KoreaKREuropean UnionEUUnited StatesUSJapanJPChinaCNUnited KingdomUK+8 regulator rulebooksTargetWalmartAmazon13 retailer standards

02 · compliance

Regional compliance

14 regulator rulebooks, retailer standards, and certifications — checked per ingredient, with the rule behind every flag.

concepton-modelswatch

03 · imagery

Concept imagery

Concept, on-model, and swatch shots generated from a one-line brief.

Niacinamide
Barrier
2–5% typical
well-tolerated

04 · ingredients

Ingredient analysis

INCI name, function, and typical-use range for any ingredient, cross-referenced against the corpus.

A · 71.4%
B
A aqueous 71.4%B actives 18.6%C preserve 10%
cost / 100gtracked per formula

05 · formulation

Formulation, ingredient by ingredient

Phases, INCI names, and percentages — a real spreadsheet the agent builds and checks with you, not a black box.

RFQ · brightening serumto: matched manufacturers
send on my approval only

06 · outreach

Manufacturer outreach

The agent drafts the RFQ from your formula. It sends only on your approval.

Schematic figures — illustrative output, not live data.

who it's for

Solo or team, one cited workspace.

Plans scale with your team, not your feature list — every agent is included from the first seat.

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Sign up free with 25 messages a day — every claim cited from the first answer, or the agent says so.