Branded accounts that replace Shopify's off-site login, whilst keeping orders, returns, loyalty, and merchandising in one on-brand drawer.



Everything a returning customer needs, on your storefront and in your brand.
Orders, tracking, returns, saved addresses and payment details in a single place, instead of the bare order list Shopify gives you by default.
The products someone removed from their cart or browsed last week are waiting when they log back in. Abandoned intent gets a second chance without sending an email.
One-time codes and auto-login links. Nothing to forget, no reset email to chase, and no lost session at the exact moment someone wants to buy.
Customers open a drawer on your storefront rather than being sent off to a Shopify login page.
Points balance, tier progress and saved products sit inside the account. No need to stitch together multiple apps.
Feature a collection, promote a drop, or drop a content block into the sidebar. The logged-in moment becomes a placement your team controls.
Drag blocks into the sidebar, restyle them to your brand, and publish. Your marketing team owns the whole layout, so changing it does not wait on a sprint.

Unlock increased retention with personalized shopping experiences
Removing the password removes the main reason shoppers never finish creating an account, which turns anonymous checkouts into customers you can market to.
Historical orders, zero-party data, and AI recommendations create shopping experiences tailored to each customer.
Every logged-in visit is a touchpoint you bought once and can use again. Orders, saved products and recommendations sit on your domain and in your brand.
It sits on top of them. Customers stay on your storefront and open an account drawer rather than being sent to a separate Shopify login page, and Mage works with both classic password accounts and the newer passwordless ones.
With a one-time code sent to their email or phone, a Shop Pay prompt, an email link, or Google. There is no password to forget. Customers clicking through from a Klaviyo email or another marketing channel can be logged in automatically, so they land inside their account rather than at a sign-in form.
Three tabs: For You, Orders and Profile. Into those you can place order history and tracking, a wishlist, saved-from-cart and recently viewed products, AI product recommendations, points balance, VIP tier progress, redeemable rewards, a referral code, featured products, and your own promotional blocks. Returns run through your returns provider from the same place.
Yes. Start from a preset theme, then set your logo and individual colours for text, buttons, cards and borders, along with the typeface, the drawer width and which side it opens from. Anyone comfortable in CSS can go further with a custom stylesheet, but nothing here requires it.
Natively, because it is the same system. Points balance, VIP tier progress, available rewards and a referral code are blocks you drop into the drawer, so a customer checks their balance and redeems in the same place they track an order. It runs on your loyalty program, not a second app bolted alongside it.
No. The drawer loads asynchronously after your storefront, so it does not block the page or affect your speed scores, and it is built mobile-first. The one thing that adds any weight is a custom Google Font, which is optional.