My Store

MVP

Snap a product -> start selling

Upload a photo, answer a few questions, confirm publication. The rest is automated.

  • AI prepares product card and improves photo
  • Publish to required channels from one dashboard
  • Orders and payments tracked in one place

Already available publicly: dashboard, admin panel, AI hints, publishing and order control.

Sign in to open your dashboard and manage the store.

Key capabilities
Catalog and orders

Products, order statuses, and payments in one flow.

Bot and dialog

Commands, buttons, and free-form dialog with confirmation.

Analytics

Orders, payments, and conversion KPIs in one dashboard.

Security

Critical changes require confirmation and event logs.

Problem and solution
Without the platform

Products, orders, and customer chats are split across different tools, so teams keep copying data manually.

Order statuses are updated by hand and some leads get lost between channels and message threads.

As volume grows, operations slow down: more routine work, less conversion, weaker control.

With My Store

One dashboard and one bot for products, orders, payments, notifications, and core analytics.

Product cards are enriched automatically: AI helps with title, description, and content structure.

Owners see the full pipeline: what is published, ordered, paid, and where intervention is needed.

Launch flow
1

Sign in via MAX/Telegram, confirm base terms, and open your dashboard.

2

Answer 3-7 critical clarifications only if required for publication.

3

Confirm publishing and receive orders in one operating loop.

Usage examples
Scenarios from pilot launches
Promo storefront example
Product card example
Case: household goods store

Challenge: Orders were getting lost in private chats and payment statuses were tracked manually.

What was done: Moved products and orders to one dashboard, enabled alerts and bot quick actions.

Result: Response speed improved, fewer clarifications, and owner gained transparent funnel visibility.

Case: small fashion brand

Challenge: Product cards had inconsistent quality and channel publishing consumed too much time.

What was done: Introduced AI-assisted card templates and unified publication flow.

Result: Content preparation became faster, buyers understood offers better, payment conversion stabilized.

What you do not need to do
  • Fill long forms manually.
  • Duplicate product cards in multiple systems.
  • Memorize rules for each channel.
  • Collect order statuses from separate chats.
What you get
  • Fast launch without long forms.
  • One dashboard instead of chat/spreadsheet chaos.
  • AI processing for product cards and photos.
  • Transparent control: publication, orders, payments.
Pilot KPI mini-chart
Conversion to paid orders
Before: 38% → After: 61%
Repeat order share
Before: 7% → After: 18%
Lost leads
Before: 22% → After: 9%
Manual processing time per week
Before: 100h → After: 64h
Pilot example metrics. Actual results depend on assortment, channel mix, and processing quality.
Who it fits
  • Micro-businesses and solo sellers that need a fast launch without complex CRM setup.
  • Stores selling through MAX/Telegram channels and direct private chats.
  • Local shops handling orders manually with limited operational resources.
  • Brands and experts who need a clear «product -> order -> payment» flow.
  • Agency partners supporting client sales launch and growth.
Launch and scale

First practical result is usually possible in 1-2 days: products, publication, incoming leads, notifications.

A 2-4 week pilot measures KPIs: processing speed, conversion to payment, and team workload.

Then scale safely: more channels, roles, and automation as the business grows.

FAQ
How long does launch take?

For MVP, 1-2 days is typically enough for connection, base setup, and first products publication.

Do I need a technical team?

No. Key workflows are built for non-technical users in dashboard and bot.

What practical value does AI provide?

AI accelerates product card preparation, improves content quality, and helps move leads to payment faster.

Business impact
Operational impact

Less routine work, faster order handling, and fewer losses caused by manual operations.

Commercial impact

Clear product cards and consistent processing increase conversion to paid orders.

Management impact

Owners get transparent sales data and can manage decisions by facts, not assumptions.