AI Shopping Bots Buy The Wrong Thing, WeFetch Says Barcodes Fix It
WeFetch AI Corp., formerly GreenCore Solutions Corp., has completed its name change as it pitches a barcode check that stops AI shopping agents from buying the wrong product.
Key Takeaways
- The Registrar of Companies for British Columbia issued the Certificate of Change of Name on Nov. 13, 2026
- The lead product, gtinfetch.ai, answers for 84,810,515 barcodes from 376,271 makers across 3,520,471 points of sale
- Each check gets a signed receipt at rco.wefetch.ai that is open to public verification
- The full record now answers from France, Singapore and the United States
The company announced that it has completed its change of name. It describes itself as an artificial intelligence (AI) shopping company. Its lead product, gtinfetch.ai, is built to remove the guesswork when an AI agent picks a product.
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How The Barcode Check Works
The company says an AI agent picks a product in words, and the same words can match a dozen barcodes. Examples include the right brand in the wrong size, last year’s pack, or a look-alike from another maker.
When the agent guesses, the company says the shopper gets the wrong product, the brand loses a sale it had already won, and the retailer pays for the return.
With gtinfetch.ai, an AI agent sends a barcode and gets a firm answer: verified, not verified or unknown, with the sources behind it.
Signed Receipts And Three Regions
The company says that when an AI agent buys for a shopper, the agent’s choice leaves no record today. gtinfetch.ai gives the agent a signed receipt of the check, written at rco.wefetch.ai and open to public verification. Retailers, brands and auditors can see what was checked, when, and what the answer was. The mark is “Barcode verified”.
The full record now answers from France, Singapore and the United States. Every barcode also has its own free public page at gtinfetch.ai.
The company says these three regions are where AI shopping starts. It cited figures from a Microsoft AI Diffusion Report for the second quarter of 2026 on consumer use of generative AI among working-age people.
The company also calls them the home markets of the AI that shoppers ask. It names ChatGPT and Claude in the United States and Mistral in France.
What The Company Says It Built
The company describes WeFetch.ai as a barcode fetch system for AI agents. It says the system answers for 84 million products in 70 countries, with 3.5 million points of sale on its own record. Every answer is signed.
The product set includes triggerfetch for brands, shopfetch for shoppers, matchfetch for AI agents and gtinfetch as the record itself. The company says it works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Mistral, Perplexity and Muse.
“Words were the first generation of AI answers. Barcodes are agentic commerce,” said Matthew Keddy, Chief Executive Officer of WeFetch AI Corp.
The company also cited a Gartner forecast of $2.7 trillion in AI spending in 2026. It cited a McKinsey projection that AI agents will orchestrate $3 trillion to $5 trillion in global commerce by 2030, up to $1 trillion of it in US retail.
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