Everything a real storefront needs, without buying six apps to complete it.
Products, search, checkout, content and accounts — one system, one bill, one place where the answer to any question lives.
What is in the box
The parts most platforms sell separately.
Products
- Options, sizes and variants
- Photos and video
- Bundles and digital goods
- Pre-orders and subscriptions
Finding things
- Search that understands intent
- Filters and collections
- Comparison
- Recently viewed
Checkout
- Guest or account
- Saved baskets
- Discount codes and gift options
- Delivery slots the customer picks
Accounts
- Order history and reordering
- Wish lists
- Saved addresses
- Returns the customer starts
Content
The pages around the products.
A page builder, a blog, landing pages, reusable blocks and a media library — so marketing does not queue behind engineering.
- Reusable blocks — built once, dropped anywhere, updated in one place
- Landing pages — for a campaign, live in an afternoon
- Media library — one place for every asset, with the cleanup already done
- Page builder
- Sections you reorder, no code
- Blog
- Included, not an add-on
- Media
- Shared with the till and the app
Being found
By search engines, and by assistants.
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Sitemaps and structured data
Emitted correctly and kept current as the catalogue changes, rather than generated once and left to rot.
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Meta control
Per product, per category, per page — and written for you in your brand's voice if you would rather not.
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Machine-readable output
Your catalogue, stock and policies published in the format AI assistants read. Nothing to configure; it works from the day the shop is live.
"People have started shopping by asking an assistant instead of using a search engine. A shop that cannot answer them is invisible in a place that did not exist two years ago." Why machine-readable matters
This is on by default. There is no setting, and no plan tier that withholds it.
Next step
See it with your own products in it.
We'll load a sample of your real catalogue so you're looking at your business rather than a demo shop — and tell you honestly what moving would involve.
- What we'll want
- A sample of your catalogue, and whatever you sell on today
- What you'll see
- Your own products, in your own language, on your own domain
- What we'll tell you
- Honestly, whether this is worth moving for — and if it isn't yet, why