Built for chat-first commerce
Build your catalog once. Customers browse, order, and pay without ever leaving the chat.
How an order happens
No cart to abandon, no address form to mistype, no account to create. She messages you first — and that changes everything, including the bill.
A link, ad, or QR opens your WhatsApp storefront.
The product message is already written.
Confirm size, stock, and address in chat.
Send a payment link. The order is confirmed once it is paid.
She messaged first, so replies stay inside the 24-hour window.
The control room
One dashboard builds the catalog, takes the order, and gets you paid. Your customers never see it — they only ever see a chat.
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Products, variants, and stock live in one place, then sync straight to your WhatsApp catalog.
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Orders arrive from the conversation and land in a pipeline you can actually work through.
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Bring your own gateway keys and keep the whole payment. A link goes out in the chat; the confirmation comes back by webhook.
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Automations reply to what customers do — so the message goes out inside the free window, not on your bill.
Why WhatsApp
Meet customers in WhatsApp and turn a conversation into an order.
The storefront is the conversation.
A link, ad, or QR opens the product in WhatsApp.
The product travels with the chat, so the conversation starts with context.
The thread becomes an order, with a payment link sent inside the chat.
Templates, broadcasts, and order updates keep customers in the loop.
Product in practice
No borrowed logos and no invented numbers — the trust here is the system itself: a catalog that syncs to WhatsApp, orders with a real lifecycle, and payments that close on a link.
Products, variants, and collections live in one place and sync to your WhatsApp catalog.
Every order moves through real states — new, paid, packed, shipped, delivered — with a recorded timeline.
Send a payment link in the chat; the paid status returns to the order by webhook.
From the blog
A practical catalog structure for products, sizes, stock, collections, and Meta sync that keeps chat orders accurate.
How storefront links, QR codes, and prefilled WhatsApp messages remove the steps that usually kill mobile orders.
A checkout workflow for payment links, cash on delivery, manual confirmation, and gateway events.
