PRODUCT · IN DEVELOPMENT
Aisle
Guided shopping for WooCommerce. A shopping assistant that asks two or three questions and builds your customer a basket from your own catalogue.
Launching on the WooCommerce Marketplace.
Search only helps people who already know what to type
A customer lands on a store with 2,000 products. They want something for sunburn, or a gift for someone who likes coffee, or a protein powder that isn’t chocolate. They type that into the search box and get nothing, because none of it matches a product title.
So they leave. Not because you didn’t stock it — you did — but because the only tool you gave them was a field that matches words.
Three questions, then a basket
1 · What they’re after
Categories built from your own catalogue, not a generic list. When a word could mean two things, it asks instead of guessing.
2 · Budget, and who for
Optional and configurable. The answers genuinely narrow the search rather than just collecting data.
3 · The list
Real products, inside the budget, with a running total. Adjust quantities, drop what they don’t want, send the lot to the cart in one click.
The list stays separate from the cart until they say so — and removing a line pulls back only what the assistant added, never something the customer put there themselves.
What makes it different from every AI chat plugin
No API key. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to configure, no key that expires at 2am. Install it and it works.
No per-message cost. Every AI assistant plugin bills per conversation, so a good traffic month costs you money. Aisle runs entirely on your own server. Unlimited conversations, one flat annual price.
It cannot recommend something you don’t sell. Every product it proposes is verified against your published catalogue first. Language models hallucinate. A search index over your own database cannot.
Your catalogue never leaves your server. Nothing is uploaded anywhere. The index lives in your WordPress database next to everything else.
It tells you what it earned you
Aisle tracks which orders contained products it recommended, and reports the revenue.
Not conversations. Not engagement. Money — so you can decide whether to keep it on evidence instead of vibes.
Where it is right now
Aisle is in active development and will launch on the WooCommerce Marketplace.
The engine behind it is not theoretical — it already runs in production on a live store with several thousand products. Aisle is the general version: the same search and conversation engine, rebuilt to configure itself around any catalogue instead of one hand-mapped one.
Leave your email and we’ll tell you when it’s available. One message at launch. No newsletter, no drip sequence.