Cropped as you upload
The crop window opens the moment a photo lands, so nothing goes up sideways or half cut. Several at once if you have them.
A shop that never closes
Your products, your sections, your own words, selling on a phone at midnight and a laptop at nine.
Putting things up
A product goes live in about a minute
Photos, a name, a price, and it is on the shelf. No waiting for a developer, no publishing window, no ticket.
Arabic and English side by side
Every name and description has both. Fill in one, ask the assistant for the other, or write them yourself.
A home, or a new one on the spot
Pick the section it belongs to. If it does not exist yet, make it without leaving the form.
Now, or Thursday at nine
Leave the date empty and it goes up straight away. Fill it in and the shop publishes it for you while you are elsewhere.
What you sell
Three kinds of thing, three ways to sell it
You pick once, and the form changes to suit. The unit, the stock, the price line, all of it follows what you chose.
A separate item
Clothes, shoes, books, phones, anything you count one by one.
Counted in piecesBy weight or volume
Coffee, spices, honey, paint. Priced per unit and sold by how much they take.
Priced per kilo or litreA file they download
Guides, presets, templates, tickets. The link is theirs the moment the payment clears.
Instant downloadOptions
One product, every combination
Add the options a shopper actually chooses between, and the whole grid is built for you. Each line carries its own price and its own count.
You name the options
Size, colour, length, flavour. Whatever your shop actually sells by.
The grid builds itself
Every combination appears as its own line, ready for a price and a count.
Stock, your way
One count for the whole product, a count on each line, or one shared pool that every line draws from.
The other side
What the shopper sees when they land
This is the part that decides whether they buy. Search that answers, a page that shows the thing properly, and a cart that is never more than a tap away.
Search that starts guessing at two letters
Suggestions appear while they are still typing, so a shopper who half remembers the name still finds it.
Photos and video, up close
A gallery with a thumbnail rail and a zoom, and video where a photo is not enough.
Labels you never have to write
New, Sale, Featured, Low stock, Out of stock. The shop works them out and puts them on the card.
Saved for later, shared with a friend
A wishlist for the ones they are still thinking about, and a share button for the one they want an opinion on.
Opening hours
Open all night, or only when you are
Some shops never close. Some close at ten and mean it. Some are shut but still happy to take tomorrow's order. All three are a switch.
- Different hours for every day of the week
- A day off is simply marked closed
- Times are shown in your store's local time
Two languages
One shop, read from either side
Not a translated copy sitting on another address. The same shop, the same products, turning around when the shopper taps a word.
It turns around, properly
Arabic reads right to left, so the whole layout mirrors. Arrows, menus, prices, all of it, not just the words.
A logo for light, a logo for dark
Shoppers who prefer a dark screen get one, and your mark still reads on it.
Your pages speak both too
About, delivery, returns, contact. Written once in each language and linked in the footer.
Reviews
The people who bought it sell it for you
A shopper who is unsure trusts another shopper before they trust you. Every rating your customers leave sits on the product page, doing that work for you.
- Only people who actually bought it can review
- Stars and words land on the product page
- The average and the count travel with the product
✦ Ready when you are
Your store, tomorrow morning.
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