Your storefront
See your shop before you build it
Three layouts decide the shape. Five themes decide the colour. They combine freely, so there are fifteen shops here, and you can have any of them in about a minute.
Angazé Navy Deep navy with a bright cyan accent. Considered and editorial. The house look. A clean grid. Best when you have many products.
Sokoni Supply Co.
angaze.co/your-name . Orders on WhatsApp
- Sale
Handwoven cotton, fringed edge. Folds to nothing in a bag.
KES 1,800KES 2,400 
Nyeri single origin, roasted the week you order it.
KES 1,200Choose options
Unrefined, lightly whipped. Two ingredients, nothing else.
KES 850
Lined, with an inside pocket. Carries a laptop and a market run.
KES 2,500- Sale
Maasai beadwork on a hide sole. Sizes 36 to 44.
KES 3,200KES 3,900Choose options 
Cold extracted in Baringo. Crystallises, which is the point.
KES 950
A sample shop with sample products, rendered with the same code your storefront runs.
How it works
You are choosing two things, not one
Most shop builders make you pick a single template and live inside it. Angazé splits the decision, because the two halves answer different questions and change at different speeds.
Layout is shape
Where the products sit and how much room each one gets. This follows your catalogue. Forty items want a grid, six premium ones want space, and a customer on a weak connection wants a list that loads.
Theme is colour
A theme repaints every surface and changes nothing about what is on the page. That means switching it is safe. Try Midnight on a Tuesday, go back to Kraft on Wednesday, and no product, price or photo moves.
Change either one whenever you like, from your dashboard, without rebuilding anything or asking anyone.
The shapes
Three layouts
Pick the one that matches how much you sell, not the one that looks busiest.
Catalog
A clean grid. Best when you have many products.
Boutique
Brand-forward, a featured product up top. Best for a few premium items.
List
Fast, low-data, single column with Order-on-WhatsApp. Best on weak connections.
The colours
Five themes
Every one of these works on a phone in daylight, which is where almost all of your customers will see it.
Angazé Navy
Deep navy with a bright cyan accent. Considered and editorial. The house look.
Azure
Bright cyan on white with square corners. Clean and fast. Best for a large range.
Plum
Purple and charcoal on light grey. The familiar shape most shoppers already know.
Midnight
Dark surfaces with a neon green accent. High contrast. Sells atmosphere first.
Kraft
Paper and kraft tones with a green accent. Artisan and tactile. Best for a small range.
Put your own name on one
A shop name, a WhatsApp number and one photo is enough to see the real thing with your products in it. No account, no card, nothing saved until you say so.