SHOPOS
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Your store, your inbox, your ads.
One place, on your Mac.
Agents propose.
You confirm.
Home board
Your store, your inbox, your ads.
One place, on your Mac.
Agents propose.
You confirm.
AI reached the big companies first. The shop run out of a living room got none of it. None of what follows is hard anymore. The models can do all of it. Nobody had packaged it for people who don't speak tech.
Your real numbers, every day. Not discovered at tax season.
Stock that predicts instead of reacts. Reorder before you run out.
Ads that test their own creatives and move spend to what works.
Email, SMS and WhatsApp flows that run themselves. Cart abandonment for a shop of one.
Five pillars, each with its own agent. They share one memory and one activity feed, so what finance learns, ads already knows. You ask questions. They come back with numbers and proposals.
Fully automated. P&L, margins, cash flow. Your real numbers daily instead of once a year.
Invoices and receipts are pulled from your inbox, Hebrew and English, PDFs included, extracted into expenses and set against store revenue. Every expense is a proposal you confirm, and each decision teaches the next sync.
Predicts instead of reacts. What's hot, what's dead stock, what to reorder before you run out.
Demand and reorder forecasts from your own sales velocity, per product and variant, with the reorder list written for you rather than by you.
Creation and budgeting that run themselves. Test creatives, shift spend to what works.
Campaign performance read straight from Meta. Ask which campaign has the best return, what you spent last month, whether click-through is trending. Changes arrive as proposals, never as surprises.
Email, SMS and WhatsApp flows. Cart abandonment used to be an enterprise feature.
Segments built on real purchase behaviour from your store, sent only to customers who opted in, with the unsubscribe and consent machinery handled for you.
A presence on five platforms instead of one. Automated, still in your voice.
Posts drafted from what's actually selling and what customers say, scheduled across channels, with the cadence kept when you're busy packing orders.
Nothing is filed behind your back. The agents read, extract, match and draft. You stay the one who says what's true.
Your store, your inbox, your ad account. Guided setup, your own credentials. Or connect none of them and explore first. You can add each one later from Settings.
They read what came in, extract and match it, convert foreign amounts at the transaction-month rate, and write what they learned into a memory every agent shares.
Proposals land in a review row. One confirm, one reject, one duplicate, and the next round is sharper for it. The figures stay in the database, so the notes can never drift from the books.
There is no hosted backend. ShopOS keeps everything in a local database on your Mac and uses your own Claude login as the brain. Your mail never passes through anyone else's infrastructure, and there is no shared credential.
ShopOS began as the back office for my wife's shop, built by the person who was doing the spreadsheets. Join the waitlist and you'll hear when it's ready for yours.
One email when it's ready. Nothing else.