It doesn’t just speed up one step. It runs all six.
An assistant makes every chore faster — but you still have to be there for all of them. A second you runs the loop end to end, and you’re needed at exactly one step.
Every door of the store, watched.
Orders landing, stock running down, support mail arriving, channel numbers shifting — all watched, whether you’re around or not.
By the time it asks you anything, the math is done.
Store Pilot runs on your store’s numbers — yours, not “stores in general”. What lands on your desk is a decision card with the evidence attached. Approve, or hit Later — nothing executes on its own.
It does the hands-on work itself.
Product shots made and fixed. Supplier text on the image itself, translated in place — layout intact, originals untouched, up to 200 in a batch. Winback drafts in your voice. Titles and descriptions that pull their SEO weight.
46 done, queued for your OK — originals never touched.
Before it touches your store, it gets in line.
You nod — then it moves, once your store’s turn comes: the tag goes on, the order goes out, the change lands in the store. The mechanism is already proven — approve → execute → log → read-back, clocked at 455 milliseconds — rolling out account by account.
It only moves where you’ve approved — and anything touching money always comes back to ask.
It checks its own work.
Every write is read back and verified — did it land, did it land right. Then the numbers: did what you approved actually move the needle.
Every lap, it knows the store a little better.
It learns who your repeat customers are. Say a rule once and it sticks. Every lap after runs a little closer to how you’d do it.
243 jobs from one real store.
One shop owner ran her store’s day-to-day through an AI for six months: 243 jobs, ranked. Every claim on this page answers to that list.
Counts from a design partner’s real usage history, shared with permission.
Anything touching money stops in front of you.
Prices, refunds, discounts, ad spend, supplier orders — every one stops at an approval card. Every time.
Some moves are never open to it at all: whole-product overwrites, direct stock edits. Not “not yet” — never.
Permissions are earned one grant at a time. But “autopilot with money”? That tier doesn’t exist here.
Plugged into the store you already run.
Nothing to migrate, nothing to replace: Shopify, Google Analytics, Klaviyo, your mailbox — connected today.
And the catalog keeps growing — new connections land all the time. Paste an MCP URL to wire a tool of your own. Whatever isn’t wired yet, drop it in the Library — price sheets, cost sheets, ad exports. It reads files just the same.
Trust isn’t a setting. It’s a record.
Every move it makes goes on its track record, replayable. It remembers your nods — by the third on the same kind of thing, it asks for a standing grant. Yours to give, yours to revoke.
Give the store a second you.
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