For coffee shops
Your next great discovery might be beside the coffee.
A favorite cafe is more than its menu. Visitors notice the handmade cup, the print on the wall and the merchandise by the counter. Give those items a browsable collection without asking people to install an app.
Build a small, clear merchandise collection
List items your shop owns or has permission to sell: branded mugs, available prints, or a small selection of merchandise. Use accurate photos and condition descriptions. Keep display-only pieces out of the collection so customers are not left wondering what is actually available.
Put discovery where customers already are
Group the collection by area or display, then share your published storefront QR code at the counter or on a table sign. Visitors can browse on a mobile browser and send an item request with their contact details. This is a merchandise storefront, not a replacement for your coffee menu, point-of-sale system or food-ordering workflow.
Make collection manageable for staff
Set realistic quantities and explain where items can be collected. Owners review requests and confirm availability before a handoff. Accepting a request reserves stock; declining keeps the decision clear. Bargaining is optional per item, so a fixed-price mug does not need the same process as a display piece you are open to negotiating.
Does this take payments or arrange delivery today?
The public pilot is for browsing, item requests and owner feedback. Live payments are not enabled, and shipping is not arranged by the platform. Agree on an in-person collection process with the visitor.
Start with the current pilot plans and see what is planned on our roadmap.