One platform for the whole shop
Sell everywhere, from one place.
Design your storefront, ring up counter sales, answer buyers on WhatsApp around the clock and keep the books — across every branch, without marketplace fees.
Products
Four products, one shop behind them
Each reads the same catalogue, the same stock and the same customers — so nothing is typed twice.
What you get
A shop that already knows how shops work
Catalogue, stock, orders and team — built to fit each other, not bolted together.
Options and variants
Type Size: XL, L, M and Colour: red, green — every sellable combination is generated for you.
Your own address
Every shop gets its own subdomain, rendered on the server.
Order pipeline
Every order carries a status, and the list filters by it.
Stock levels
Counted per variant, with stock held by open orders tracked separately.
Branches and warehouses
Mark a headquarters and link each branch to the warehouses that supply it — one can serve several.
Data isolation
One shop cannot read another’s rows — because the database refuses.
The catalogue
One product is not one row
Type the options you sell on. Every combination gets its own price, stock and photos — and adding one later leaves the rest untouched.
One product
Boxy tee, heavyweight cotton
Size
Colour
Twenty rows. Sell out of M black and only M black goes dark.
Orders
Every order in one place
Storefront, WhatsApp, the till — same pipeline, same stock, same revenue figure.
01
It arrives
From your storefront, or typed in from a chat.
02
You work it
Pending, then processing. The overview counts what is open.
03
They check it
The buyer looks it up by order number. No account needed.
Solutions
Built for the trade you are in
Coffee is not clothing. 15 trades, each with a page on what is hard about it.
Branches and warehouses
More than one door, still one business
Add branches and warehouses and every product follows: the till sells from its branch, online orders ship from the warehouse you choose, and the books know where each sale happened.
01
Branches and warehouses
Mark a headquarters; one warehouse can supply several branches.
02
Transfers with a paper trail
Draft, in transit, received — with a delivery note to print.
03
Staff see their own branch
Limit a cashier to one branch, and compare sales branch by branch.
Included in the Business plan.
Growth and marketing
Tools to scale your business
Built-in analytics, custom themes, blog, and SEO tools to help you reach more customers.
Analytics and reporting
Revenue over time, best and worst sellers by margin, stock ageing, repeat customers — exportable.
Custom styles and themes
Your colours, type and layout on the storefront, previewed against your real catalogue.
Blog and content
Posts and pages on your own address, tagged to the products they discuss.
SEO tools
Editable titles and slugs, product structured data, sitemaps, and your own domain.
Questions
Before you start
A dashboard for your catalogue, stock, orders and customers, and a storefront on your own subdomain. Both work on a phone.
No. Every row belongs to your shop’s team, and the dashboard re-checks ownership on every read and write. A leak needs a mistake in two layers at once.
Yes, and most shops do. Type the order in and it draws down the same stock and lands in the same revenue figure.
Yes. Invite your team by email with a role — owner, admin or staff — that decides what each may see and change.
Yes, on the Business plan. Stock is counted per warehouse, transfers are tracked, and staff can be limited to their own branch.
No. You link the number you already use by scanning a QR code, and switch the assistant on when you are ready.
Your whole shop, in one place, today
Sign up, name it, add the first product. The till, the books and the assistant are already there.