EverStorefront
Design the store.
Then own the theme.
EverStorefront compiles one design into a complete Shopify theme — every template, ten languages, not one third-party script. It lives in the merchant's own Shopify account, and after it ships nothing calls back to us.
One design in. A whole theme out.
Every template, the header and footer groups, the customer pages, the gift card, the password page. Watch it rebuild itself in three different systems on the same catalogue.
Every number here is computed.
These come from compiling theme 0.8.0 the moment you loaded this page — not from a press kit. Every version you send carries its own Proof page with the same figures, plus Lighthouse measured against the store's current theme.
Everything a storefront needs.
Not a page builder and not a template. A compiler that writes the files a Shopify store actually runs on.
Complete themes
Online Store 2.0, every template and section group, compiled from one design and owned outright.
Many stores, one design
Link a project to as many stores as you like. Shared design, each store's own content, overrides only where they differ.
Ten languages
Storefront and editor, with correct plurals, and CJK typography handled properly on both sides.
The second act
Order and shipping confirmations, abandoned checkout, the welcome, the gift card and the packing slip, set in the same design and ready to paste into Shopify.
Workspace and handoff
Owners, admins, designers and clients. Review links without accounts, and a clean handoff when the job is done.
Proof on every version
Sixteen checks on the source, contrast for every pairing, and Lighthouse against the store's current theme.
Same catalogue. Three shops.
Foundry, Ledger and Signal are complete design systems — type, colour, spacing, radius, buttons, image treatment. Every project starts from one, then goes wherever you take it.
Their logo. Their palette.
Drop a client's logo in. The app reads the colours out of it, proposes a palette and a type pairing, and fits the design around them before you touch a single control.
Send it. They edit it. It survives.
A theme goes out, the merchant rewrites their headings in Shopify's own editor, and the next build reads the theme back and carries that work forward. Design-owned values come from you; their words stay theirs.
120 recipes. 20 verticals.
Systems, recipes, palettes and type pairs — 120 recipes across 20 verticals, 48 palettes and 70 type pairs. Search it, filter it, apply any of it to a project in one click.
The design keeps going.
Order and shipping confirmations, abandoned checkout, the welcome, the gift card and the packing slip — set in the same type and colour as the storefront, ready to paste into Shopify.
Ten languages, both sides.
Every theme ships in all ten, and so does the app — every page, the docs, the changelog and all 120 recipe notes, written rather than machine-translated.
One store, or many.
Every design feature, the full theme and the stationery are in both plans. The only difference is how many stores you run.
One store, your own team.
- One connected store
- Owner, admins and designers
- Every design feature, the full theme, stationery
Many stores, clients and handoff.
- Unlimited connected stores
- Client accounts with their own log-in
- Hand a project over to the client
Both plans are free while EverStorefront is being finished. Prices will be published here before anything is charged.
Asked first, usually.
Does anything run on EverStorefront's servers once the theme is live?
No. The theme is files in the merchant's Shopify account. Shopify hosts and serves every page. EverStorefront is involved only when you choose to send again.
Can the merchant edit the theme in Shopify?
Yes — it is a normal Online Store 2.0 theme. Every control in EverStorefront's panel is a real theme setting, so the same things can be changed in *Customize*. Their edits survive later sends.
What if we stop using EverStorefront?
The stores keep their themes and keep working. Nothing expires.
Does it work with apps?
Yes. App blocks and app embeds work as in any 2.0 theme.
Does a send publish the theme?
Never. A send makes or updates a draft; a download gives you a zip to upload as a draft. Publishing is a click in Shopify, by the merchant.
What permissions does EverStorefront ask for?
Read products, read themes, write themes. Nothing about orders, customers or payments.
Why "no browser controls"?
Because a select box, a date picker or a confirm dialog looks different in every browser and never matches the design. Everything in the app and the theme is drawn from the same tokens.
Own the theme.
Start tonight.
Open a demo workspace and look around — it is fictional, disposable, and needs no account.