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Commerce · Site and shop

A site and a shop

Pick a name and you have an address, a mailbox, a website and a webshop. Nothing to install, nobody to book. The console is where you run it.

  • —Pages that change live as you type.
  • —Categories, discounts, cart, orders.
  • —Visitor numbers counted here, sold to nobody.
  • —Every manual carries a Test panel you can press Run on.
Register a site — freeSign in to the console →
Adding a page in the console — pages on the left, the real page in the middleRegistering a site — a name typed in, the address it will take worked out under it, and the four prepared looks to start fromEditing a product in the console — name, description, price, category and cover picture, the shop's own answers down the rightThe shop as a visitor sees it — the products in their categories, each with a picture and a priceThe assistant beside the console, asked which of the roastery's products cost under 15 euros, answering from the catalogue with a link to each

The real page changes beside the form as you type.

Registering. Type a name; the address it will take is worked out under the label, and the site is live the moment it is claimed.

A product. Name, description, price, category, the cover picture — and, down the right, where it appears and what was said about it.

The shop itself, the way a visitor sees it: the pages, the catalogue, the cart.

The same assistant beside the console: «which products cost under 15 euros?» — the catalogue read, the four that do, a link to each.

Adding a page in the console — pages on the left, the real page in the middleRegistering a site — a name typed in, the address it will take worked out under it, and the four prepared looks to start fromEditing a product in the console — name, description, price, category and cover picture, the shop's own answers down the rightThe shop as a visitor sees it — the products in their categories, each with a picture and a priceThe assistant beside the console, asked which of the roastery's products cost under 15 euros, answering from the catalogue with a link to each
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Heavy AI integration

What the assistant does here

The same assistant sits beside the console. It reads the site it is on, answers about its pages, products and orders, and every change it proposes is a form the owner presses.

  • —«Which products cost under 15 euros?» — the catalogue, read; the ones that do, listed with a link each.
  • —«Write a description for the Sencha refill» — drafted into a form in the chat, saved by the owner's press and by nothing else.
  • —Pictures are read as pictures: a photograph of a menu becomes the products on it.
  • —The same operations are on REST and MCP, documented with a Test panel that calls the live server as you.