MAGIC AI operates a hardware-software hybrid fitness platform centered on a wall-mounted mirror with custom computer vision and connected dumbbells. The tech stack reveals a lean, product-focused operation: Figma, Jira, and Adobe creative tools dominate; Shopify and Klaviyo power direct sales and retention; MediaPipe underpins the computer vision layer. The hiring profile is notably broad across seven departments—marketing, ops, data, design, finance, healthcare, and exec—suggesting a company scaling beyond pure engineering into operations, commercial, and regulatory maturity. Active pain points around finance automation, supply chain, and hardware bottlenecks indicate the operational friction that comes with physical product distribution.
MAGIC AI makes an intelligent mirror that uses computer vision and 3D camera technology to deliver real-time form correction and rep counting during home workouts. The product pairs the mirror with patent-pending dumbbells and workout content co-created with professional athletes. Founded in 2021 in London, the company operates across product (mirror application, tracking tech), commerce (Shopify store, direct marketing), and hardware logistics. The team spans 11–50 employees and is actively hiring across finance, operations, marketing, and data roles. MAGIC distributes through retail partnerships and direct-to-consumer channels.
MediaPipe for computer vision processing, 3D cameras for depth sensing, and custom tracking software called reflectai. The mirror runs a native application built with Figma and Jira for design and project management.
Active recruitment spans United Kingdom and China. Current open roles include positions in marketing, operations, data, design, finance, and healthcare—with a seniority mix weighted toward mid and senior levels.
Direct-to-consumer via Shopify storefront with email marketing through Klaviyo and paid acquisition via Meta ads. The company also has retail placement; product has been stocked in Selfridges.
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