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AI for consumer brands. Launch, sell, restock, repeat.

A storefront in your own voice, an inbox that sorts itself, and a restock request drafted before you run out. We build all three. You approve every reorder.

Ask Roo: Could an AI agent draft our restock requests before we run out?

StorefrontStorefront, set up for consumer brands.
Catalog / AI / Picked / Checkout
Products that fit first
Storefront, Inbound Agent, Workflow Agent
First step
A straight answer from Roo, or 15 minutes with Connor Murphy, our Founder and CEO.
First paid step
The 10-day AI readiness assessment, a fixed fee quoted on the call.
Your control
A person approves anything that moves money or access. Your team can cut off our access in one step.

Where it breaks. Three places the work piles up.

  1. 01/03

    The launch has a date and the site has a template

    The brand, the packaging, and the story are ready. The storefront is a theme with placeholder copy, no email capture, and no reason to come back before launch day.

  2. 02/03

    Demand arrives faster than the back office

    Wholesale inquiries, influencer requests, retailer forms, and customer questions land in one inbox. Replies, fulfillment, and restock all wait on the founder's attention.

  3. 03/03

    Nobody can see what is selling until the month closes

    Orders live in the store, inventory at the co-packer or the 3PL, spend in the ad accounts. Restock decisions get made late and by gut.

What fits. The products that take each problem off your desk.

  • Storefront

    Grocery buyer / Contact form / Wholesale inquiry / Founder

    A launch site or Shopify store in your brand's voice, with the catalog, the story, and an email signup built in, so early visitors leave their email before the product ships.

    See Storefront
  • Many touches come in from the web form and the inbox. Most stop short of your rulebook, the written rules your team approves, and the qualified one is booked.

    Wholesale terms / Case sizes and lead times / Answer, from the terms

    Inbound Agent

    Sorts wholesale buyers from press from customers, answers what your catalog and policies already cover, books qualified wholesale buyers onto your calendar, and logs every contact in your CRM.

    See Inbound Agent
  • Steps run along one line. Approvals fork off to a person and come back.

    First-week orders / Restock threshold / Restock request / Waiting on the founder

    Workflow Agent

    Watches orders and inventory, drafts the restock request when projected stock drops below your threshold, and queues reorder and review emails to first-time buyers for your team to approve.

    See Workflow Agent

A grocery buyer on launch day, a restock drafted by Thursday.

Launch week at a canned beverage brand, from the first wholesale inquiry to the first restock request.

Illustrative / Example data / No live actions

Request

A grocery buyer writes in on launch day

The launch site has been live for three weeks with the brand's story and a watchlist signup. At 9:12 on launch morning, a buyer for a twelve-store regional grocer fills in the contact form. They want the wholesale sheet and the minimum case order.

Can you send the wholesale sheet and your minimum case order?

Storefront

Grocery buyer / Contact form / Wholesale inquiry / Founder

Knowledge

The agent knows the catalog and the terms

The inbound agent reads the message, tags it wholesale, and answers from the brand's own wholesale terms, case sizes, and lead times. A fan asking about caffeine content and a podcast asking for an interview get sorted into their own lanes in the same minute.

Sources

Wholesale terms. Case sizes. Lead times.

Inbound Agent

Wholesale terms / Case sizes and lead times / Answer, from the terms

Action

A call booked, a restock drafted

The buyer gets the wholesale sheet and a 15-minute slot on the founder's calendar. By Thursday, first-week orders alone put projected stock below the threshold the founder set. The workflow agent drafts a restock request to the co-packer before the wholesale call happens.

Draft

Restock request to the co-packer

Workflow Agent

First-week orders / Restock threshold / Restock request / Waiting on the founder

Handoff

The founder approves, the rest runs

The founder opens one screen: the buyer call on the calendar, the restock request waiting for a yes, and the podcast request flagged for a personal reply. Review emails to first-week buyers sit on the same screen, ready to approve and send on the founder's schedule.

Waiting on approval

Restock request, waiting for the founder

Workflow Agent

Founder's screen / Buyer call booked / Founder approves / Restock request sent

The work, by name.

An energy drink brand. Webaroo co-founded TICKR Energy.

TICKR Energy

What owners ask before the first call.

Most brands start with the Storefront, so the launch site speaks in their voice and collects emails from day one. They add the Inbound Agent when wholesale, press, and customer messages pile up in one inbox. They add the Workflow Agent when restock and reorder decisions should run on order and inventory data, not memory.

Both. We build on Shopify when the catalog and checkout fit it. We build a custom site or app when the brand needs something a theme cannot do, such as a launch site laid out like a live market ticker. The custom web and mobile apps playbook explains how we decide.

It recognizes the inquiry as wholesale, replies with the terms and case information your team has approved, books a call on the right person's calendar when the inquiry qualifies, and logs the contact and the conversation in your CRM. Press, influencer, and customer messages get sorted into their own lanes with their own rules.

It reads orders from your store and stock levels from your 3PL or the inventory sheet your co-packer sends, projects stock forward, and drafts the restock request when projected stock will drop below a threshold your team sets. A person approves the request before it is sent, and every step is logged.

Yes. Webaroo co-founded TICKR Energy, an energy drink brand. The TICKR Energy venture page has the details.

TICKR Energy, a venture we co-founded

Webaroo's AI readiness assessment takes ten days and delivers an AI inventory, risk tiers, the top 3 workflows with today's numbers and a 90-day plan.

At Webaroo, a single-workflow build is a fixed fee for a defined scope, quoted on a call. Half the assessment fee is credited, only toward a 12-month contract.

Get the next launch ready to sell. A straight answer first.

The first paid step is your AI strategy, a 10-day AI readiness assessment: AI inventory, risk tiers, the top 3 workflows with today's numbers and a 90-day plan.