AI-first, composable, open source ecommerce software
Storefront, admin, growth and AI in one deployable Next.js app on your own Postgres. Pages are built from blocks, the database enforces the rules, and products are readable by AI shopping agents. MIT licensed.
localhost:3000/admin
What you get.
The parts every store needs, already built and wired together.
Yours
MIT licensed, no telemetry, no licence check.
Secure by default
Customers and staff sign in with an emailed link, so there are no passwords to store, leak or reset.
Reporting from your own tables
Revenue, orders and conversion are computed from the rows that fulfilled the orders.
Every event, bindable
Forty-plus domain events, each one an event name and a function. A three-day wait survives a deploy.
Pay the people who bring customers
Creators get a tracked link on your own domain, and commission accrues as the orders land.
@theo
Run the day from one screen.
The admin computes the work, puts it on a calendar, and talks to the services you already use.
Twenty-nine kinds of task
Each one is computed from live store data and shows what it is worth. Ship the order and the task disappears.
Sales start and end on time
A sale is live when now is inside its window. No job to run, nothing to switch off.
The assistant is a shortcut away
Search, actions and the AI assistant open from anywhere in the admin.
Everything external is swappable
Payments, email, storage, cache and analytics each work through their own interface.
Watch it work.
Themes, blocks, markets, the feed and the checks — each cell is the real behaviour, running.
Theme tokens
Change a colour or a size in settings and every surface follows.
Blocks
Drag them into a new order and the page updates without a deploy.
Channels and markets
Each channel has its own currency, locale and product visibility, from one install.
The feed
Everyone in the same five-minute window sees the same order, so pages stay cached.
Twenty-five checks
The harness runs in CI and fails the build when a change breaks a rule the codebase depends on.
One app, every surface
Storefront and admin are one Next.js app, so both work the same on any device.
The shape of the codebase.
What keeps a store you run yourself honest: the tests, the schema, and the events.
Stock across locations
An append-only ledger per location, so orders are fulfilled from wherever holds the item.
Conversations
Every thread opens with the order already attached, so nobody pastes links between tabs.
tests, run on every push
database models, one schema
domain events, all bindable