A shop that sells while you sleep

Live selling has one honest limitation: the seller has to be awake. A stream ends, the red ring fades, and until this week that often meant the shop effectively vanished with it. Now the camera turning off is just the show ending — the shop stays open.

The storefront

Every seller has a proper storefront: their name and photo, their rating, their followers, their location — and every product on a shelf that's browsable and buyable at three in the morning. It's designed to be looked at, not just scrolled: cards with real photos, prices in your currency, ratings that only real delivered orders can create.

Products that outlive the stream

Products pinned in a live don't evaporate when it ends. They land on the storefront shelf, carry their sold counts and stars with them, and keep selling on their own. A great hour on camera now earns for the whole week.

Aesthetics are not decoration

A buyer decides whether a shop feels trustworthy in about a second, and most of that second is visual. So storefronts got the same design attention as the app's own screens — the deep greens, the clean cards, the type that breathes. A Cyca shop link is something a seller can put in their bio and be proud of.

Next up for shops: what happens after Buy Now. The delivery story is coming together — watch this space.