Your own storefront. Not a rented one.

A customer texts in Spanish asking if their order came in. Nobody at the counter can answer it, so nobody does.

Rex reads the language an incoming text arrives in and answers in that language, across 11 of them including Farsi, Spanish, Armenian, and Vietnamese.

Every message gets answered, in the customer's own language.

Phone orders end up on paper slips at the register. One gets made twice, another gets lost.

Every order, from your storefront or taken by Rex, lands in your dashboard as a live pick list. Flag an item out of stock and move the order down the board to ready.

One board for every order, no paper slips.

"Where's my delivery?" calls tie up the counter line all afternoon.

Dispatch a driver and the customer follows them on a live map, with an ETA that counts down as the driver moves.

Customers watch the map instead of calling the store.

A regular shopper quietly stops coming in. There is no campaign, no list, and no follow-up.

Ruby texts any shopper who has gone 45 days quiet, automatically. That lands 5.4% of them back against 0.8% with nothing running.

Lapsed shoppers hear from you without you lifting a finger.