QuicShop has two places you work — a mobile app and a web console — plus the storefront your customers shop on. They all share one store and one set of data; you just use whichever fits the task.
The Seller App (mobile)
Your day-to-day operating loop. Open it to:
- See the AI Stream and Daily Pulse
- Ship orders, handle restocks, respond to alerts
- Create and manage orders on the go
Best for running the business on the go and quick daily actions.
The Seller Console (web)
Your setup and design surface. Use it to:
- Configure business profile, GST, payments and shipping
- Add and bulk-import products
- Build your storefront in the drag-and-drop Designer
- Manage team members and roles
Best for the bigger, screen-and-keyboard tasks — initial setup and store design.
The storefront (for customers)
Separate from both: the public website on your own domain, built for buyers. It’s what shoppers see and order from. You design it in the Console; customers never see the app or console.
Which to use when
- Setting up or redesigning? → Seller Console (web)
- Running the day, on the move? → Seller App (mobile)
- Changes sync instantly — start setup on the web, then run operations from your phone.
New here? Start with Launch your store in 60 minutes, which uses the Console for setup.
Frequently asked
Do I manage my store on the app or the website?
Both — the mobile Seller App is for daily operations, and the web Seller Console is for setup, configuration and storefront design. They share the same store and data.
Where do my customers shop?
On your storefront — the fast, public website on your own domain. The app and console are for you, the seller; the storefront is for buyers.