Shop name, logo and address

The AI drafts every legal text from it — name, address, email, phone, registration and VAT numbers.

Your invoices print it, and the public imprint page shows a generated provider block above your own text.

The country is where your Stripe payout account is created. Only EU countries, Switzerland and Liechtenstein are offered — the platform accepts merchants seated there. Until that account exists, the same country is also your Tax country — the country whose VAT rates apply once you charge VAT; afterwards the Stripe account's country is.

The Swiss QR-bill needs it complete with street, postal code, town and country. An invoice issued while it is incomplete gets bank details in text instead.

The country decides how numbers and dates are written in your shop, your dashboard, your invoices and your emails. Your shop's language alone would not settle it: German-speaking Switzerland writes 1'234.50 and Germany 1.234,50 for the same amount. A shop with no country yet falls back to the usual notation of its language.

The concept dialog

A short dialog asks for style, the text in the logo, and colours. The AI then designs it.

The preview

Shown on light and dark backgrounds. It only becomes your shop logo once you apply it.

Change requests

In the preview you can type an optional change request — "exactly like this, but without the tree" — and Apply changes hands the current draft to the AI so it only reworks what you asked for.

An empty field means the next round designs a completely new logo.