Build a product page without a developer. Type what you sell in a sentence or two, and the AI writes the whole page in your brand: words, layout, photos and a Buy now button. Then you change it by asking. No code, no template, no agency.
Write a prompt, or tap an example, then press Build. This is a quick in-page example of what happens; in DeStore the AI writes the real page.
An example in your browser only: nothing is sent anywhere.
Tap each stage to open it. This is how DeStore's Link Studio turns a sentence into a page that is ready to go live.
Tap what you can give it. Every page is written fresh from these, so it looks like you, not like everyone else using the same template.
Tap one to see how it is used.
Describe the product to an AI product page builder and let it write the page. In DeStore's Link Studio you type what the product is, its price and where to buy it, add a photo, your brand guide or your website if you have them, and Clippy builds the page in your logo, colours and voice. You change it by asking in plain words. There is no code to write, no template to fight and no developer to brief.
Start from a prompt, not a blank editor. One or two sentences about the product are enough for the AI to ask for what is missing and build a first version. Then you only react: "make the price bigger", "add the recipe", "use our green". DeStore checks every link and picture before the page goes live, so nothing half-finished reaches a customer.
It works in stages. First a chat assistant reads your prompt, your photos and your brand, asks for anything missing and writes a brief. Then a writing model turns the brief into the page's code: layout, words, colours and buttons. It can look at a picture of the page it made and fix what it sees. Review agents check the layout, design, words, security and checkout, and a last check before publishing looks for dead links, missing pictures and leftover sample text.
A tool that writes a product page for you from a description. Instead of dragging blocks into a template, you say what you sell and the AI produces the finished page: the headline, the facts, the photos you gave it, a buy button and your brand's look. Good ones also let you change the page by asking, and keep the page's address the same so printed QR codes keep working.
Yes. DeStore is built in Byron Bay and prices everything in Australian dollars: 35c to publish a page's QR code, 99c once to host the page for 10 years, and the AI's help charged by what it uses, out of your credit. Every account starts with A$10 of free credit and no card. Pages can take payment into your own Stripe or Square account.
Yes, as often as you like. Ask Clippy for the change, check it on the phone preview, then press Publish changes. The page's address and its QR code never change, so labels and flyers already printed open the new version.
No. In DeStore's Link Studio every new page is written fresh from your brand: your colours, fonts, logo, photos and the words in your brand guide. If you like a design, save it as one of your own templates and reuse it for the next product.
Chat on the left, your page live on a phone on the right. Every page gets its own QR code for your label, takes payment into your own Stripe or Square account if you sell, and counts its scans by town and phone with nothing personal kept.
You don't need DeStore to use an AI page builder. If you try ours, we'd like to hear how it goes.
Open Link Studio, describe the product, and watch the page appear.