Online store builder
Open an online store without assembling one.
Products, cart, checkout and order management, built from a description of what you sell. Payments go to your own account.
A store is a catalogue, a cart, a checkout, an order list, stock levels, shipping rules and a dozen emails. Store platforms give you all of it in their shape, with a plugin for everything that does not fit.
Describe how you sell, and the store is built around that instead.
A catalogue shaped like your products.
Variants, options, collections and stock are modelled from what you describe, whether you sell three handmade items or three thousand parts.
- Products, variants, categories and search.
- Images and files uploaded and stored for you.
- Import an existing catalogue from CSV or Google Sheets.
Checkout that pays into your account.
Connect Stripe or PayPal and take payments from the first day. The money goes to you directly, on your own terms.
- One-off payments and subscriptions.
- Receipts and order confirmation emails.
- Coupons and discounts when you ask for them.
Orders you can actually manage.
An admin side for you: orders, statuses, customers and stock in one place, with the reports you ask for.
- An order list with statuses and filters.
- Customer accounts and order history.
- Sales by product, by day or by region.
Start from this prompt
Copy it, paste it into YeshBe, and change the details to match your business.
An online store for handmade ceramics: product pages with photos and variants, a cart, Stripe checkout, and an admin page where I see orders and update their status.
From a description to something people use
The same four steps, whatever you are building.
- 1
Describe it
A few sentences about what it does and who uses it.
- 2
Look at the first version
A working app you can click through, in minutes.
- 3
Change it by asking
Every correction is another message, for as many rounds as it takes.
- 4
Publish it
One click to a live URL, then your own domain.
Templates to start from
Each one is a starting prompt you can copy.
Connects to what you already use
Ask for the connection in a sentence. The keys stay on the server.
More things people build
Websites
Landing pages and business sites
CRM
A pipeline shaped like your process
Booking systems
Slots, reminders and payments
Dashboards
Internal tools on your own data
Client portals
A logged-in space for each client
SaaS products
Subscriptions, accounts and billing included
Games
2D and 3D games that run in the browser
Questions before you start
Stripe and PayPal. You connect your own account, so payments go to you directly and never route through YeshBe.
Yes. Import from CSV or Google Sheets and the catalogue is built around the data you bring.
Yes. One-off payments and subscriptions are both supported, so the same store can sell physical items, downloads or a membership.