This is the one service page where the honest answer is a qualified one. No storefront has shipped out of this studio. What has shipped repeatedly is everything commerce is made of underneath: priced products in a store, entitlements that have to agree with a server, a real purchase moving a real account between plans, and catalogues large enough that the data has to be validated rather than trusted.
What people arrive with
Almost every commerce bug of consequence is this one. A charge is an event in somebody else’s system, and your state has to agree with it afterwards - including when the notification arrives twice, late, or not at all.
Hundreds or thousands of items with variants, prices, availability and translations stop being a form and start being data. At that point the question is which checks run before a bad row reaches a customer.
The storefront is rarely the hard part. The hard part is that the thing you sold has to leave a warehouse, appear on an invoice, and reduce a number somewhere - three integrations with three failure modes.
What the work includes
Scope is where a project is decided, so this list is specific rather than reassuring.
Shipped across several of our products: store offerings, entitlement state, restore on a second device, and server-side records that have to match the store. Verified by a real sandbox purchase on a physical phone moving an account from free to monthly, with the resulting entitlement rows kept as evidence.
Purchase and renewal events are identified rather than trusted, so a duplicate or replayed event cannot grant twice. The same property that keeps an automation from publishing twice is what keeps a charge from being applied twice.
Our largest product catalogue holds 1002 items across 100 sections, each carrying its own tuning for five age bands, and the build validates it rather than a person reviewing it. A storefront catalogue is the same problem with prices attached.
Built on the same web foundation as the rest of our work: server-rendered, fast on a phone, accessible, with no third-party script we did not choose. Checkout itself runs through an established payment provider - we integrate one, we do not become one.
Order notifications, inventory synchronisation, reporting, and the reconciliation nobody budgets for - built the same way as the rest of our automation: identified jobs, gates that fail closed, evidence kept per run.
How it runs
Not a process diagram written for this page. It is the production loop the studio already runs, which is why it has a measure step and a human gate in it.
Evidence
Everything shown as evidence on these pages is a NOVEMADE product - our idea, our money, our name on the listing. There is no client logo wall here, no testimonials and no case-study metrics, because there have been no clients to take them from. What there is instead is software you can open.
1002 early-learning activities for two- to six-year-olds, voiced in 29 languages.
Design a tattoo, turn it into a working stencil, and see it on your own skin first.
Sprint analysis, training and nutrition in one app, with the form analysis on the phone.
Where this stops
Stated plainly, because this is where a services page quietly skips it: we have not shipped a public storefront, we are not a payment processor, and we do not hold card data - checkout runs through an established provider under their compliance, not ours. If what you need is somebody with ten live stores behind them, that is a reasonable thing to need and we are not it.
Also from the studio
Collaborate
Publishing, partnerships, investment, or a technical conversation about how we build. Tell us which one and we will skip the rest of the form.
