Practical tools for merchants, agencies, and service businesses. We build the apps that fill the gaps — automation, integrations, SEO, and operational tools designed to work reliably inside the platforms you already run.
We build specialized business applications that solve real problems — the kind that don't have a good off-the-shelf answer yet.
Every app in our catalog targets a specific operational gap: preserving SEO when products change URLs, automating tasks that eat hours every week, connecting systems that weren't designed to talk to each other. We don't build general-purpose tools. We build the specific thing that was missing.
Our development process starts with understanding the platform constraints merchants and operators actually work within — not the ideal scenario, but the real one. Ecwid embedded in WordPress. A service business running three systems that share no data. An agency managing 20 client stores at once. We build for those realities.
Each app ships with documentation, is maintained long-term, and is tested against real workflows — not just synthetic benchmarks. When something breaks or a platform updates its API, we fix it fast.
We're a small, technical team. That's a feature, not a limitation. It means every app is built by people who understand it fully, and support comes from those same people.
Stores embedded in third-party websites — WordPress, Wix, Squarespace — where the platform's built-in tools don't cover edge cases like redirect management, custom URL paths, or 404 detection.
Teams managing multiple client stores who need reliable, low-maintenance tools that work consistently across accounts without constant babysitting.
Operations running across disconnected platforms that need targeted integrations — not a full ERP, just the specific bridge that was missing between the tools already in use.
Businesses moving products, restructuring catalogs, or replatforming who need to protect organic rankings and prevent broken links during the transition.
Custom URL paths and redirect management for embedded Ecwid stores. Fix broken links, detect 404 errors, and auto-redirect deleted products.
X-Series merchants paying for a separate Shopify store can consolidate to E-Series — but every URL changes. Here's how to keep your rankings.
The redirect tools built into WordPress, Wix, and Squarespace can't target Ecwid product URLs. This guide covers what works for embedded stores, where platform tools fall short, and how to handle catalog changes without losing rankings.
Switching to Ecwid from another e-commerce platform? Every URL changes at once. Here's the exact process for auditing your old URLs, building a redirect map, and keeping Google happy through the transition.
We're not a marketplace aggregator. We build, maintain, and support every app ourselves. With 10+ years developing solutions for e-commerce and service businesses, we understand the technical constraints and the business pressures equally. Every design decision reflects both.
Our apps run on professional infrastructure with proper security practices, GDPR compliance, and long-term maintenance commitments. No abandoned plugins, no undocumented behavior. When platforms update, we update with them.
Support comes from the same team that wrote the code. We respond quickly, understand the technical details without an explanation, and can actually fix the underlying issue — not just tell you to reinstall.
