OBJ. 2026-007
An order, customized
The options a small shop was told it couldn't have.
A small shop wanted to let customers personalise an order — a name engraved here, a colour chosen there, a gift note added — and was told the storefront simply couldn't do it past a certain point. Tweakify removes that ceiling.
It hands the shopkeeper a set of fields they can arrange like furniture: choices that show and hide one another, prices that adjust as options are picked, rules that keep an order sensible. The shopper gets exactly the product they wanted; the shop keeps the sale it would otherwise have lost.
What it does
- 01Personalised orders a small shop was previously told were impossible
- 02Options that reveal, hide, and re-price each other as a shopper chooses
- 03Sales kept that would otherwise have walked away
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For the curious — the making of it
A shared product-options engine — FieldRegistry, EventBus, and validation, condition and pricing engines — reused across the merchant's builder and the storefront theme extension. Around 277 commits, July 2026.
- One engine drives both the admin builder and the live storefront
- Field-level show/hide conditions, dynamic pricing, and validation
- Lifts a storefront past its built-in 3-option / 100-variant limit