Made for hobby game stores.
Not for every shop with a website.
We're built for independent, community-oriented hobby game stores, the ones who run leagues, host events, take consignment, and want their software to actually understand what any of that means.
The community store
Multiple game lines · weekly play · a Discord that runs hot
You run leagues, demo days, and tournaments across Magic, Warhammer, Pokémon, and a board game club. Your Discord is where everyone hangs out. Your website is the thing you keep meaning to fix.
Start with the website + events. Get all your communities onto one calendar people actually check, and stop typing the same announcement into three places.
The credit-and-trade store
Singles · trade-ins · tournament prizes
You pay tournament prizes in store credit. You buy back collections. You run trade-ins. It all lives on gift cards or a spreadsheet, and the mistakes cost you real money.
Start with store credit. Get the ledger off the spreadsheet without touching your POS, then let customers file their own want lists instead of leaving sticky notes.
The miniatures-and-consignment store
Painted armies · used board games · long memories
You consign painted armies, used board games, and the occasional rare collectible. The records are in your head, your notebook, and a stack of POS receipts.
Start with consignment. A real list of who brought what in, what sold, and what you owe.
- You're looking for a generic small-business website builder
- You're a large retail chain
- You run a specialty store outside of hobby games
- You want us to replace your POS
- Run organized play, leagues, or hobby communities
- Carry multiple categories: TCG, miniatures, board games, RPGs
- Don't have time or interest in being a webmaster
- Want your tools to reflect how your store actually runs
- Want to know the same regular across your site, your Discord, and your register
Want a hand with one of these?
We're working with a handful of stores right now to get this right. If there's one part of running your store that always seems to eat your weekend, tell us about it.