Look inside a real Dorris.

Every screen is from the app Tim's store runs on. The store is made up, so click anything. Nothing saves.

It opens on my support inbox. Use its sidebar to go anywhere in it, or pick a tool below. Make it bigger

My iPhone app. Same server as the computer version, so the same customers and orders. Tap a conversation, or a tab along the bottom.The iPhone app only has a few of my tools. For all of them, check out the desktop version.

The desktop version, with every tool

Support, in our Dorris on a computer — **Support** Every customer message in one place, with their orders beside it.

PO Tracking, in our Dorris on a computer — **PO Tracking** Built in under a day, for our supply chain manager.

Warranty & Claims, in our Dorris on a computer — **Warranty & Claims** Warranty claims and lost or damaged packages, logged, chased and closed without a spreadsheet.

Analytics, in our Dorris on a computer — **Analytics** Every number in one place, without exporting a single report.

Invoices, in our Dorris on a computer — **Invoices** Raised and sent from the same place as the order.

Suppliers, in our Dorris on a computer — **Suppliers** Who makes what, what they charge and how long they take.

COGS, in our Dorris on a computer — **COGS** What each product really costs once it has landed.

Bundles, in our Dorris on a computer — **Bundles** Kits broken into their real line items, so stock stays honest.

Stories, in our Dorris on a computer — **Stories** Shoppable video on the storefront, run by us.

Video Analytics, in our Dorris on a computer — **Video Analytics** Which of those videos people watch, and which ones lead to a cart.

Amazon, in our Dorris on a computer — **Amazon** Amazon sales and stock, beside everything else.

A/B Testing, in our Dorris on a computer — **A/B Testing** Trying two versions of something and keeping the winner.

Discounts, in our Dorris on a computer — **Discounts** The discount rules we actually wanted, not the ones Shopify could express.

Gov & Pro Discount, in our Dorris on a computer — **Gov & Pro Discount** Military, first responder and industry-pro discounts, reviewed before they're granted.

Wholesale, in our Dorris on a computer — **Wholesale** Trade customers ordering without emailing us.

EDI Orders, in our Dorris on a computer — **EDI Orders** Orders in from a big-box retailer, invoices out, nobody re-typing anything.

Fulfillment, in our Dorris on a computer — **Fulfillment** The packing queue, a scan-to-pack bench, and the rules that pick the box and the service.

Gift Labels, in our Dorris on a computer — **Gift Labels** Someone buys a gift, the label comes out. Nobody types it.

Shipping Quote, in our Dorris on a computer — **Shipping Quote** Carrier rates side by side, before anything ships.

Help Center, in our Dorris on a computer — **Help Center** Our own help center, written in our own words.

Knowledge Base, in our Dorris on a computer — **Knowledge Base** What the team knows, written down once.

Blog Posts, in our Dorris on a computer — **Blog Posts** Posts on our storefront, without renting another app.

Content Calendar, in our Dorris on a computer — **Content Calendar** What we're posting, where, and when.

CRM, in our Dorris on a computer — **CRM** Trade accounts and leads, from first contact to first order.

Events, in our Dorris on a computer — **Events** Tickets and check-in for events.

Automations, in our Dorris on a computer — **Automations** The jobs that run on their own.

Settings, in our Dorris on a computer — **Settings** Who's on the team, and what each of them can see.

It's made for a big screen, so on a phone you get pictures of it. Open this page on a computer to click around in it.

What you're looking at

Every screen is a copy of one I use: same layout, buttons and tools. The store is a pretend one called Acme Outdoors, and everything in it is made up. Nothing saves.

I don't write code. I directed an AI agent to build all of it, one tool at a time, since April: I say what the business needs in plain English and check what comes back. That's the job you'd be doing.

What the kit gives you on day one

Not all of this. You start with one tool, a support inbox, with a plainer look and no iPhone app. What you build first shows it.

Several of my other tools are in the Library: prompts that have your agent build that tool into your app. Yours ends up with the tools your business needs, called whatever you like.

The ones I'd show you first

Support
Every customer message in one place, with their orders beside it. It replaced a $6,000-a-year helpdesk.
PO Tracking
Built in under a day, for our supply chain manager.
Warranty & Claims
Warranty claims and lost or damaged packages, logged, chased and closed without a spreadsheet.
Analytics
Every number in one place, without exporting a single report.
Invoices
Raised and sent from the same place as the order.
Suppliers
Who makes what, what they charge and how long they take.

Everything else in the sidebar

COGS
What each product really costs once it has landed.
Bundles
Kits broken into their real line items, so stock stays honest.
Stories
Shoppable video on the storefront, run by us.
Video Analytics
Which of those videos people watch, and which ones lead to a cart.
Amazon
Amazon sales and stock, beside everything else.
A/B Testing
Trying two versions of something and keeping the winner.
Discounts
The discount rules we actually wanted, not the ones Shopify could express.
Gov & Pro Discount
Military, first responder and industry-pro discounts, reviewed before they're granted.
Wholesale
Trade customers ordering without emailing us.
EDI Orders
Orders in from a big-box retailer, invoices out, nobody re-typing anything.
Fulfillment
The packing queue, a scan-to-pack bench, and the rules that pick the box and the service.
Gift Labels
Someone buys a gift, the label comes out. Nobody types it.
Shipping Quote
Carrier rates side by side, before anything ships.
Help Center
Our own help center, written in our own words.
Knowledge Base
What the team knows, written down once.
Blog Posts
Posts on our storefront, without renting another app.
Content Calendar
What we're posting, where, and when.
CRM
Trade accounts and leads, from first contact to first order.
Events
Tickets and check-in for events.
Automations
The jobs that run on their own.
Settings
Who's on the team, and what each of them can see.

Want your own?

We build one for your store. Book a demo, free, 30 minutes. Rather build it yourself? The kit is $249, paid once, with a 14-day no-questions refund. The first lesson, Before you start, is free.