What HYGO Shop is
HYGO Shop is a multi-tenant commerce + AI-content platform operated by HYGO Inc. and built on Cloudflare's global edge. It helps small e-commerce merchants:
- Sync their catalog from the channels they already sell on — Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Amazon.
- Generate marketing content — AI-written product copy, images, and short-form video — in their own brand voice.
- Publish across social channels — Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook (and more) — from one place, with one approval click.
- Run automation workflows — launch a product across all channels, recover an abandoned cart, predict reorders, turn customer reviews into shareable content.
- Hand off complex decisions to human operators in the operator marketplace when AI confidence isn't enough.
What HYGO Shop is not
- It is not a payment processor — payments run on Stripe.
- It is not a shipping label vendor — shipping runs on EasyPost or ShipStation.
- It is not a replacement for your store — it sits beside your existing Shopify / WooCommerce / BigCommerce / Amazon setup and never modifies a live listing without your approval.
How it's built (one paragraph)
Cloudflare Workers run the public-facing API at api.hygoshop.com. Cloudflare Pages serves the marketing site, these docs, and the status page. Postgres holds canonical data; Hyperdrive pools connections + caches reads. R2 holds binary assets (generated images, label PDFs). Cloudflare Queues handle async batch ingest and AI re-score jobs. Every external service (Shopify, Amazon, Ayrshare, Stripe, EasyPost, ...) is wrapped in an adapter package — vendor SDKs never leak outside their adapter, which keeps swap-in / swap-out cheap and lets a per-tenant router pick the cheapest implementation that meets each tenant's tier requirements.
For depth: read Architecture.
What's in these docs
- Architecture — the full system map.
- Integrations — per-platform setup pages for every commerce + social channel HYGO Shop publishes to.
- Operator marketplace — how HYGO Shop hands off decisions to humans when needed.
- Trust + security — what we encrypt, what we don't store, what scopes we request.