Mobile Apps · Craft
Homestead
The companion app to a RHIXO storefront, built for the customer who already buys and now needs to manage it. The recurring box is a destination rather than a setting, skipping a week takes one action and no conversation, and the cut-off is always visible because missing it is the failure that loses the customer.
Farm-to-Table Direct
Ships in #7d5a2b
This build type is not available to order yet — controlled value pending
Look at it full size
Full-size inspection of this design is not available yet — controlled value pending
We would rather tell you that than show you a page missing the styling it was designed with, because you would reasonably take that for the design.
Who it suits
- Farm-to-table direct
- Specialty food retail
- Bakery and patisserie
- Meal and grocery subscription
- Pet supplies subscription
- Any RHIXO store with recurring orders
Where this design has got to
Homestead is not yet integrated with the RHIXO build system — field-test candidate.
We show you this because a design being drawn and a design being deliverable today are different things, and you are entitled to know which one you are looking at.
What else we build for Agriculture & Primary Production
Designed to sit together. If you take more than one it is still one project, and we only ask you about your business once.
Provender
Online Stores
A producer-direct storefront where availability is seasonal and honesty about it is the product. Boxes and recurring orders lead, the catalogue states what is in season rather than pretending everything is, and pickup versus delivery is resolved before the shopper invests in a cart.
Groundwork
Online Stores
A storefront for goods that are alive. Whether a plant will survive where the customer lives is a purchase-blocking question, so climate zone and aspect are asked before the catalogue is shown. Planting season, freight restrictions and a survivability guarantee are treated as product facts rather than policy footnotes.
Cellarman
Online Stores
A storefront where the constraint is not stock but allocation. Scarce releases are balloted rather than sold first-come, membership determines what a customer may even see, and age verification gates the catalogue rather than appearing as a checkbox at checkout.