Pinned products
The host pins what is being shown. Viewers see that product without hunting the catalogue.
E-commerce
A live commerce platform on your own site
A live commerce platform where viewers buy while the host keeps talking, without leaving the stream.
Buy inside the stream · Cart stays on your site · A live-shopping project we've worked on
The sale leaves with the viewer
A live show sells. The problem is where the purchase happens.
Hosts already pin a product and talk through it. If the viewer has to open another tab, find the same item and start again, a lot of that attention is gone. The show did the selling. The shop did not catch it.
We put the pin, the cart and the checkout in the stream on your own site. Chat stays with the show. A scheduled show can send a reminder. When the live ends, the replay can still sell. Stats from the stream go into the back office, next to the other orders.
One project we've worked on is a live-shopping app in French and English: streaming, real-time chat, a cart viewers share, custom payments, invoices and the admin behind it.
What we build
The show, the purchase and the record of what sold, in one place.
Cart and checkout in the stream
Add to cart and checkout happen while the host is still talking, on your site.
Live chat
Questions stay next to the video instead of in a separate inbox the host cannot see.
Scheduled shows
A show has a time, and viewers can get a reminder before it starts.
Shoppable replays
After the live ends, the replay keeps the products, so a late viewer can still buy.
Stats in the back office
What sold on the stream is reported with the rest of the orders, not in a separate spreadsheet.
Pin to checkout
Three frames. You move them. Nothing plays on its own.
Step 1 of 3
The host pins the product they're showing.
Bag empty
In use
The viewer buys the piece the host is holding, without leaving the video.
The host pins a dress, a viewer adds it in the stream, and checkout finishes before the next product comes up. The replay still has that pin the next morning.
How it works
We start from the shows you already run, then connect them to the shop.
Call
How you sell on camera today, and where orders get lost.
Brief
Which shows, which products, and where checkout lives.
Build
Player, pins, cart and the path into your shop.
Launch
A scheduled show, then a replay that still sells.
Handover
Code, docs and access are yours. We stay on call for 30 days.
What you get, and what we need
You get a show people can buy from. We need the products and the person who hosts.
What you get
- Pinned products, cart and checkout in the stream.
- Chat, reminders and a shoppable replay.
- Simulcast where the platforms allow it.
- Stream stats in the back office.
What we need from you
- The products a show will feature.
- Who hosts, and how often you go live.
- The shop those orders must join.
- Which social platforms you already stream to.
Projects we've worked on
Live shopping
Live shopping app
Viewers check out without leaving the stream.
Live video with real-time chat, a cart viewers build together, custom payments, invoices and the admin behind it.
Automotive · Hire
Luxury car hire site
The public site and the admin the team uses to run it.
Related
AI helpers we can add (planned)
Live-commerce replay chapters and highlights
Replays split by product, so viewers jump to the item.
What we'd propose to measure: Replay add-to-cart.
How it's built: A transcript with timestamps, and product mentions matched to the catalogue.
Questions
Can customers buy during a live stream?
Yes. A product can be pinned, added to the cart and checked out in the stream, while the host keeps talking. The viewer does not have to leave your site to finish the purchase.
Do replays still sell?
Yes. A replay stays shoppable after the show ends, so a product pinned on camera can still be bought when someone watches later.
Can we stream to social at the same time?
Where the platforms allow a simulcast, the show can go out there as well. The cart and the checkout stay on your site.
What should your live commerce do better?
You'll talk to Usama, who'd build it.
30 minutes · no slides · a written answer if it's not a fit