One job, start to finish.
4 guides to Smootify 2.0, in public beta. Each walks through one job in steps, says how to tell each step worked, and links to the docs pages that hold the details.
- 01From a template to a live storeClone the Smootify starter or another 2.0 template, connect your Shopify store, bring in your products and publish on your own domain, with the check that tells you each step worked.
- Clone a 2.0 template
- Install Smootify in Shopify
- Connect the cloned site
- Bring in your products
- Make it yours
- Set up the store side
- Go live
- 02Move a 1.x site to 2.0 with your agentLet your agent read the 1.x site with the Smootify MCP and list what to change on each page, switch on your .webflow.io address, fix what it found, check, then go live.
- Connect the Smootify MCP
- Ask for the plan
- Do the store-wide step first
- Switch on your .webflow.io address
- Fix what the plan found
- Check the site
- Go live
- 03From Figma to a store with the skills and the MCPYour agent annotates the Figma file, you review it, the agent builds it in Webflow with Smootify's markup, checks it, and you connect Shopify and publish.
- Set up your agent
- Pick the design
- Let the agent annotate the file
- Review the annotations in Figma
- Let the agent build it in Webflow
- Connect Shopify and bring in the products
- Audit, review and publish
- 04A custom script with Smootify StudioWhen a site needs something no Smootify element does, Smootify Studio gives it a script folder and Claude writes the script with Smootify's conventions. Try it on the real site, build it, put it on the site.
- Connect Claude to Studio
- Start a script
- Tell Claude what the script should do
- Try it on the real site
- Build it
- Put it on the site
Video lessons for 1.x projects.
32 short videos recorded on Smootify 1.x, in 4 groups: why headless, the setup, the design, and one per add-on. A 1.x store keeps working, and so do they.
Why SmootifyWhat headless means, and which plans you need before you start.Set up your projectConnect the two apps, structure the CMS, sync data and publish on your own domain.Design your store in WebflowThe product wrapper first, then the libraries and templates you can start from.Add-onsOne short video per add-on: what it does and how to set it up.
Free to build.
Pay when it sells.
Build the whole store on the free plan. Pay when it takes orders.
- One app on the Shopify bill, not ten
- Free to build, pay only when you go live
- Works on Basic, Grow and Advanced
- Your 1.x store keeps working
- Every element stays yours to change
- Docs indexed in llms.txt