Plan collections, navigation, page templates, merchandising, SEO routes, creative gaps, and launch tasks from your market, brand, and product assets.
Capability snapshot
≤100
product assets
3
core page templates
≤3
navigation levels
A 27-second walkthrough of the workflow, the key benefits, and the results.
Practical value mapped to real production workflows.
Benefit
01
Plan the whole storefront
Connect collections, header and footer navigation, reusable homepage, collection, and product sections, trust pages, merchandising rules, and SEO routes in one blueprint.
Benefit
02
Build from confirmed assets
Use a validated niche, a confirmed brand, and visible product assets. Unknown product references and broken collection links are rejected during validation.
Benefit
03
Expose launch blockers
A server-calculated readiness score separates completed, pending, and blocked checklist items and routes missing visual assets to the relevant Imgo production tool.
A simple three-step path from source material to a reusable result.
Step 1
Select business context
Set the platform, store model, catalog size, primary goal, categories, audience, region, and required pages, then attach optional market, brand, and product assets.
Step 2
Generate the blueprint
Create collections, navigation, page sections, trust content, merchandising rules, SEO routes, production gaps, and a launch checklist as structured data.
Step 3
Review readiness and iterate
Resolve validation findings, compare the deterministic readiness score, save a version, or create a new version without overwriting the previous plan.
No. It creates a reviewable plan and does not connect storefront credentials, install themes, change inventory or prices, or publish to an external commerce platform.
Yes. A plan can use up to 100 visible product assets, or one product for a single-product store. Every referenced product must remain within your asset permissions.
It includes collections, desktop and mobile navigation, homepage, collection and product templates, trust pages, merchandising rules, SEO routes, an asset production plan, and a launch checklist.
Next step
Open the tool with a real image, compare the results, and keep the version that works.