Documentation

Guided help for getting your stall live and keeping it tidy.

Use the quickstart if you are just opening your shop. Use the tutorials when you want to tighten one specific part of the workflow.

Tutorials6 minMerchants building their first catalogue

Add products

Most first stalls do not need a huge catalogue. Start with the products that already sell fastest in DMs.

01

Start with your bestsellers

Add the items you already sell every week. Your first goal is not completeness — it is getting to a shareable storefront quickly.
02

Use clean names and one clear price

Avoid internal shorthand. Product names should be understandable at a glance, and every price should be final enough that buyers are not forced back into chat to ask basic questions.
03

Make the first image do the heavy lifting

Use a bright, readable lead image. If the first photo is weak, the product may never earn the tap.
Product-first mobile grid
Pop storefront preview showing a mobile product grid

Good lead images make the catalogue feel trustworthy before a buyer reads any detail.

04

Group products into buyer-friendly categories

Use categories that sound natural to buyers: face, body, bundles, ready-to-wear, today’s menu. Categories help scanning and shorten the “where can I find this?” loop.
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