Choose a template
Three complete storefront designs. What differs between them, what doesn't, and what happens when you switch.
A template is your storefront's whole visual identity: layout, colour, typography, navigation, iconography, the shape of every card and sheet. Picking one is the single biggest decision about how your store feels.
Every feature works identically in all three. Search, cart, checkout, orders, wishlist, reviews, addresses, notifications — all of it, in each template. This is a visual choice, never a capability trade-off.
The three
Gravia
Deep green, generous whitespace, rounded cards. Reads calm and premium — suits curated or specialty catalogs.
DailyMart
Bright green, denser grids, bordered strips. Reads busy and everyday — suits a wide general catalog.
GroFast
Soft green with gradient accents, domed sheets, a lifted nav bar. Reads fast and playful — suits quick-commerce.
How to pick
Ignore the colour first — all three are green, because grocery is. Pick on density, which is the difference a shopper actually feels:
- A catalog of under ~50 products looks sparse in a dense grid. Gravia's larger cards carry it better.
- A catalog of hundreds wants rows on screen. DailyMart and GroFast fit more above the fold.
- If speed is your pitch — minutes, not days — GroFast's motion and shape language says so before any copy does.
You don't have to decide from a description. Set one, open your store in the app, and switch. Nothing you've built is tied to a template.
Switching
Change it in Settings → Store profile → Template and save. The new look applies the next time a shopper opens your store.
Nothing else moves. Your catalog, categories, brands, banners, coupons, orders, reviews and payment configuration are stored independently of any template — switching restyles the storefront and touches nothing underneath. A live store does not need re-approval to change template.
Can I customise a template's colours?
Not today. Each template is a fixed design sampled from a complete UI kit, and its palette, type scale and shapes are tuned as one system — a half-recoloured template looks worse than either of the originals. Your identity comes through your logo, photography and copy.
Can different stores I own use different templates?
Yes. Template is per-store, so a specialty shop can run Gravia while your general store runs DailyMart, under one account.