Apps

The three shelves of the Apps screen, the listing, the consent screen — and why an update that asks for more never installs itself.

How to read the consent screen properly, and the most important rule — an app can never do more than you can.

What uninstalling does immediately, what happens to app blocks already on your pages, and where the app's data goes.

Let your store send verification and password-reset emails through your own provider — SMTP, or Resend, SendGrid, Mailgun, Postmark, Brevo — instead of the platform's shared server.

One terminal command connects Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex or Cursor to your store — then you describe the page you want in plain words.

Shoppers earn points on their orders and redeem them for single-use discount codes — you set the rates, everything else runs itself.

Take money through your own VNPay, MoMo, payOS, ZaloPay, Stripe, PayPal or SePay bank-transfer account — the money reaches you directly, not the platform.

Sell online courses through the cart and payment gateways you already run — the only new thing is the ledger of who may watch.

Take appointments or room bookings through a form — slots, capacity and closed days are checked on the server, every booker becomes a customer, and an appointment book lets you confirm, cancel and mark no-shows.