Collections
New stock files itself.
Write a rule once. Each product that fits joins the collection, and each one that stops fitting leaves.
Why now
53%
more often, shoppers from AI add to the basket than other visitors do.
Source: Adobe Digital Insights, US retail sites, September 2026
She lands. Show her what fits.
Shoppers from AI add to the basket more often. A tidy collection with filters shows them what is next.
Try it
Pick a rule. Watch the shelf sort itself.
Choose a rule and see which products join.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
Your rule
2 products in this collection
- Stone linen shirt
- Linen tea towel
- Speckled mug
- Enamel mug
- Wool blanket
- Oak serving tray
The real screen
Each collection, and what fills it.
See which you picked by hand and which run on a rule, with the rule in plain words.
How it works
Two ways to group. One shop.
By hand
Pick the products yourself, for a short edit or a gift guide.
By rule
Match on title, type, brand, tag or price. The list keeps itself up to date.
Ready on your shop
Shoppers get filters and sorting, worked out from what the shop knows.
What you get
What a collection comes with.
- Lists you pick by hand
- Rules that stay current
- Filters for shoppers
- A sort order you choose
- Its own web address
- Its own search wording
- A place in your menus
- A target for discounts
For AI agents
The same facts serve people and AI.
Your filters use the facts your shop keeps. AI assistants answer from those same facts.
The real screen
Filters with nothing to set up.
Filters come from what your shop knows about its products, with sorting beside them.
Before you count on it
What to know first.
- On every plan, including the free one.
- A product must match every rule on a collection. There is no match any.
- The dashboard sets one rule, when you make the collection. More rules, or changes later, need a developer.
- Rules read title, type, brand, tag and price. They cannot read stock or extra details.
- By hand or by rule is fixed when you make it. To switch, make a new collection.
Questions
- Does a new product join by itself?
- Yes. Rules are read fresh each time, so it joins as soon as it matches.
- Can I turn the filters off?
- Yes, one collection at a time. A short list you picked may not need them.
- How does a price rule work?
- It reads one currency, and a product matches if any version does. Type the price in the smallest coin, like pence or cents.
- What happens if I delete a collection?
- Its products stay. Menu links to it go, and so does its place in any discount that named it.
- Can I choose the order of products?
- Choose a sort order, like newest or by price. A collection run by rules starts with the newest.
Next
Set the rule once. Let the shelves stay tidy.
Start building your shop today. No card needed.