What it does
An AI command center for WooCommerce. It connects to a store through a WordPress plugin, then rewrites product content and pricing at scale — the owner reviews and approves, the AI handles the volume.
Available now
Three things, free to start: enhanced product titles, descriptions rewritten for conversions and SEO, and price recommendations. Run them in bulk across a whole catalog, check the quality metrics, and sync approved changes back to the store in one click.
Where it's heading
Those three features are the wedge. The roadmap is a full operations layer — SEO meta and image alt-text generation, category optimization, cross-sell recommendations, competitor price tracking, inventory and revenue forecasting, customer segmentation, churn prediction. Subscribers get early access as each ships.
Who it's for
Solo store owners, growing teams, and dropshippers — any catalog with hundreds to thousands of products and not enough hours to maintain them by hand.
How I built it
The problem
Most WooCommerce catalogs carry inconsistent titles, thin supplier-copied descriptions, and stale prices. Fixing that by hand takes weeks. With AI in the loop it takes a session — and without handing control to a black box, because nothing changes until the owner approves it.
Architecture
A Next.js + TypeScript command center, a Node/REST backend with LLM integration, and a PHP WordPress connector that auto-configures webhooks for real-time two-way sync. Containerized with Docker.
My role
Founder, solo end-to-end: product and UX, frontend, backend, AI integration, the WordPress plugin, and deploys.
Stack
TypeScript · Next.js · React · Tailwind CSS · Node.js · LLM APIs · WooCommerce REST API · WordPress plugin (PHP) · Docker
