GreenCore Solutions Rebrands as WeFetch.ai for AI Shopping
GreenCore Solutions Corp. is rebranding as WeFetch.ai, positioning its AI software business around shopping by consumers, retailers and brands. The company says its lead product, gtinfetch.ai, covers 84 million barcodes across 70 countries for AI agent shopping.
- GreenCore Solutions is rebranding as WeFetch.ai.
- gtinfetch.ai covers 84 million barcodes across 70 countries.
- The system is built around product records keyed to GTIN barcodes.
- WeFetch.ai includes triggerfetch, shopfetch, matchfetch and gtinfetch.
- The company says 37 AI agents run its operations.
A barcode-based system for AI shopping
WeFetch.ai is built around a product record keyed to the barcode, or Global Trade Item Number (GTIN). According to the company, the system answers only when its sources agree and returns “unknown” rather than guessing.
The company describes the record as a foundation for several participants in AI commerce. Brands can check whether their products appear in an AI answer, shoppers can verify that an AI selected the correct product, and AI agents can translate a shopper’s request into the right barcode. Technology teams can also build directly on the record.
WeFetch.ai says its system covers 84 million products in 70 countries and includes 3.5 million points of sale in its own record. Its products include triggerfetch for brands, shopfetch for shoppers, matchfetch for AI agents and gtinfetch, the product record itself.
The company’s view of the AI commerce market
GreenCore Solutions says the shift toward AI shopping accelerated in November 2025, when Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.5. It links the change to more computing capacity, software agents that can perform tasks independently and a market need spanning consumers, retailers and brands.
The company cites figures from several outside sources to describe that market. DataReportal reported 3 billion monthly AI users, while McKinsey reported that 53% of consumers shop with AI. G2 reported that 8 in 10 buyers in leading sectors use AI agents. Gartner forecasts $2.7 trillion in AI spending in 2026, and McKinsey projects that AI agents will orchestrate $3 trillion to $5 trillion in global commerce by 2030.
WeFetch.ai says its software works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Mistral, Perplexity and Muse. It also says its answers are signed and that the service offers promotional and paid-per-answer models over x402, described in the announcement as a payment protocol.
Operations and implications for brands and retailers
WeFetch.ai says 37 AI agents run the company’s operations. Its systems are live on Microsoft Azure across 18 regions, with the agentic dataset improved nightly, and backed up on Amazon Web Services in Paris, France. The company says a standby AWS system can switch on in one minute if a data center goes down.
Each cleared order leaves a signed receipt in the company’s Record of Cleared Orders, or RCO. Chief Executive Officer Matthew Keddy said the company moved early into the AI agent market and argued that manufacturers that have not adopted the technology face a specialist gap.
For brands and retailers, the announcement presents accurate product identification as a requirement for AI-led transactions. WeFetch.ai’s stated role is to connect shopper requests, AI answers and product barcodes, while its GTIN record gives businesses a way to check how products appear in AI shopping interactions.