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An online store built by AI, shaped to your product

Off-the-shelf store platforms charge a subscription, a commission per sale, and still force your product to fit their mould. When the store is built from your description, the mould is yours — and the cost is the plan, with no commission per sale.

Variants are what break most improvised stores

A t-shirt has a size and a colour. A cake has a flavour and a weight. Pet food has a bag size. If the store does not understand variants you end up registering the same product six times and losing track of stock in the first month.

The prompt below asks for variants from the start, because adding them later is a rebuild, not a tweak. If your product has no variants, drop the sentence and the app comes out simpler.

Payments: start simple

For most small businesses, closing the order over messaging or a payment link works and costs no commission. A payment gateway earns its fee when the volume justifies the automation.

Start simple: publish the store, watch the traffic, and only then decide whether to wire a gateway through the Connection Vault.

Frequently asked questions

Do you take a commission on sales?

No. You pay the plan; what your store sells is yours.

Can I wire in card payments?

Yes, through the Connection Vault, where you store your own API keys. But start with a payment link: it is faster and has no per-transaction fee.

Will the store show up on Google?

The published app ships with a title, description and its own address for search engines to read. Ranking well also depends on what you write about the products.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. A custom domain points at your published app.

Start now, for free

Describe it in your own words. The AI builds the app, you refine it by chatting, and you publish it at its own address. No code to write.

Already written — send it and adjust from there:

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