Item card
Photo, description, ingredients, specifications and price — on one screen, without leaving for a website.
Catalogue and storefront in a mobile app
Goods, services, a menu or free time scroll as easily as a feed. A person finds what they need in a few taps and sees the price straight away.
Nobody scrolls a PDF price list or waits for a reply in chat: they see what exists now, what it costs and when it is available. A clear storefront answers half the questions before anyone gets in touch.
- what exists right now is visible
- a price without having to ask
- search and filters instead of messaging
What's inside
The catalogue is shaped around what you sell: a product, a service, a dish, a car or a free hour.
Categories and filters
Sections, collections and filters on the parameters that matter in your trade.
Prices and availability
They come from your management system, so the storefront shows what actually exists.
Search
By name, code or property — with suggestions and past queries.
Collections and offers
New arrivals, bestsellers and seasonal offers are put together without a developer.
Favourites
People save what they liked and come back to it later.
How it works
The storefront lives in two layers: the content comes from your system, the presentation is set once.
We take the content
Categories, items, properties and prices come from your management system or are loaded from a file.
We build the storefront
We choose what the card shows, how items are grouped and what they are filtered by.
We hand control to you
From then on your staff run the storefront from the panel: edits show up in the app straight away.
Where it matters most
Let's build
your storefront
Tell us about your customer scenario — we'll suggest the right modules and the scope of the first release.
Discuss an appQuestions about the catalogue
Is the catalogue connected to our stock?
Yes, if the system has an integration interface: availability and prices sync, and the app shows what exists.
How many items can the storefront hold?
Thousands. Heavy lists load in parts as you scroll, so the length of the catalogue does not turn into waiting.
Can prices differ between branches?
Yes. The customer picks a location and the storefront shows its prices and availability.
Who updates the catalogue after launch?
Your staff from the panel, or your management system. No developer is needed and no separate invoices are issued.