Press & brand kit
Your site went stale because updating it was the hard part. This one isn’t.
Everything on this page is the real thing — the mark and colours are the ones on every screen and link, and the words say what the product’s own page says, prices included. Writing about Shop OS? Take what you need. Questions: a person answers.
Shop OS wears the Tribe Apps mark. There is no separate logo; set the name in the display face beside the sun.
Clear space around the mark: its own height on every side. Never recolour it, stretch it, or put it on a busy photo without the ground behind it.
Three lengths. Paste whichever fits; neither needs editing.
Your site went stale because updating it was the hard part. This one isn’t.
Shop OS is a real website for a small business that the owner runs from a phone: hours, menu or rate card, bookings, reviews, two screens for the wall and a console with one tab per job. Free to set up; $129 a month once it’s switched on.
Shop OS is Tribe Apps’ platform for small businesses: a real website, run from a phone. An owner opens a shop in about a minute — the platform reads their current site and brings over the logo and colours — and gets a home page, a menu or rate card, hours, a gallery, news, reviews they approve, online ordering or booking depending on the trade, and a console where every tab says what it is for. Two screens for the wall are included, and the boards follow the console: change a price once and the site, the booking page and the TV in the window all change. Thirty-five trades have their own setup, from a daycare’s suites to a clinic’s exam rooms. Shop OS is free to set up and $129 a month once a shop is switched on, or $42 a week for a pop-up or a season. It takes no cut of sales. It is made by Tribe Apps, an independent studio in Hampton, New Hampshire.
This code opens start.shops.tribeapps.com. Put it on a slide, a poster or a handout and it lands people on the product, not a search result.
Tribe Apps LLC · Hampton, New Hampshire · The mark and colours are the product’s own and may be used to refer to it; please don’t alter them or imply endorsement.