One app you own and can change.

Storefront and admin in one Next.js app, on your own Postgres.

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Your numbers, from your database.

Today74% conv

orders placed

Revenue this week

Straight from your own tables.

+15,2%

+18,7%

Signals in motion

Hover to watch the week's movement play out.

How it is built.

Fail loud

Empty means no rows — never a broken query.

Postgres owns truth

Ledgers append. Refunds cap. Stock reconciles.

Delete more than you add

Fewer concepts beats another abstraction.

Types come from queries

Hand-written types drift. Derived ones don't.

Drift rings an alarm

Mismatched numbers raise an alert you can act on.

Review before consequence

AI drafts. A person publishes.

Reporting from your own database.

Revenue pulse

Live

$18.4k

Now · Revenue

$17k target

MonTueWedThuFriSatSunNow

$18.4k

+12%

Revenue this week

312

+48

Orders

3.1%

+0.4pt

Conversion

34%

+3pt

Repeat buyers

Orders

24 to fulfill

Maya Okonkwo

Sunset Linen Shirt +2

$182.40Paid

Leo Martins

Everyday Merino Crew

$96.00Packing

Priya Shah

Ceramic Pour-Over Set +4

$248.10New

Dana Feld

Canvas Weekender Bag

$74.00Shipped

Sample data. These become your real orders once Stripe is connected.

One licence, any number of stores.

MIT

LITESTORE MIT LICENCE

ADMIT

EVERYONE

SELF-HOSTED · FOREVER

NO RENEWAL

Unlimited storesClient work includedNo licence serverYours to fork

Test a layout and see what sells.

Split test

Live

Featured first

A2.4%

Bestsellers first

B4.1%

Test ran

7 days

Visitors

2,418

Lift

+38%

Is it right for you?

You have an engineer who can own a Next.js codebase.

Fees, app bills, or checkout limits have started to hurt.

You want your data in a database you can query.

You want zero infrastructure responsibility.

You need a vendor-maintained extension API.

Nobody on the team writes TypeScript.

Ships from main140+ test filesNo stable extension API yetSchema push, not migrations

Your store. Your server.

One codebase, one database, no landlord.

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