Most electronics shops in Lusaka sell through Instagram DMs and a WhatsApp status that expires in a day. The stock is real and the prices are good, but nothing is browsable — a customer has to ask what you have, and you answer the same question forty times.
This is the storefront that fixes that without asking anyone to change how they already sell. The catalogue, the brand, the currency and the offer banner are configuration rather than code. Checkout is deliberately a WhatsApp order: no gateway to register for, no card fees, and it lands where the conversation was happening anyway.
It is shown skinned as an Apple reseller with 22 products across 5 categories, because a template demonstrated in grey boxes proves nothing. The photography is stock and the storefront says so in its own footer — the same codebase reskins to a pharmacy or a hardware shop without touching a component.