Alokai StudioThe first fully AI-native framework for enterprise storefronts

Engineering is no longer the bottleneck

Say what your store needs, in plain words. Alokai's AI builds it into your storefront like an enterprise architect would, checks its own work, and hands it to your team to approve. What used to wait a sprint now takes a conversation.

Small storefront changes still wait weeks for a developer

  • In the backlog Add a size guide to every product page
  • In the backlog Show “ships tomorrow” on items in stock
  • In the backlog Add a material filter to the jackets category

Your CMS can’t make changes like these, so each one waits in the engineering queue. AI coding tools were meant to shorten that queue. On an enterprise store they have to guess how your products, cart and checkout work, and your developers spend the time they saved fixing the guesses. You paid for AI and got a faster typist, not a faster team.

Alokai’s AI already knows how an enterprise store should be built

It comes loaded with what we learned building enterprise stores: the patterns that work, how every part of Alokai fits together, and how the systems behind your store behave. So it builds on your setup instead of guessing. Alokai Studio is where your team uses it, right next to your live store, on the end-to-end frontend platform your storefront already runs on.

  1. 1

    Point at your store

    Click the part of the page you want to change. Studio knows exactly what it is and where it lives.

  2. 2

    Say what you want

    The way you would say it to a colleague. “More room under the title on mobile” is enough.

  3. 3

    Check it and decide

    You see the change on your store before anything goes live. Your team decides whether it ships.

A working store, built from scratch in under 30 minutes

We started with no storefront at all: just Alokai, connected to test versions of SAP Commerce, Contentstack and Adyen, and a brand guide. Five requests in plain English later, the store was ready to shop in. Nobody wrote code by hand, and every change passed the store’s quality checks.

  1. Request 1Home page
  2. Request 2Product pages
  3. Request 3Category pages with filters
  4. Request 4Cart and Adyen checkout
  5. Request 5Size guide on product pages

From intent to enterprise architecture

Fast only matters if it holds up on your live store. Every change goes through the same checks your own team would apply, and nothing ships without a person’s approval.

A change for the north store only. The south store stays as it was.
  • Checked the moment it’s made

    Studio runs your store’s own quality checks after every change. If one fails, you hand the problem straight back to the AI to fix.

  • Nothing goes live without a yes

    Studio never publishes anything. Changes reach your live store only through your team’s own review and release.

  • Any change can be undone

    Every change is saved on its own, so one step puts it back.

  • A change for one brand stays with that brand

    Running several brands or countries on one platform? Studio knows which store a change will reach, so a fix for one doesn’t show up on the others.

Studio shows how your store works and what every change did

Studio is built into the Alokai stack, so it reads your store the way Alokai builds it. Your team can see how everything connects, follow exactly what the AI did, and find the cause when something breaks, without digging through the code.

Every connected system, mapped

SAP Commerce, your CMS, payments: every system your store talks to, every function it can call from them, and where the store uses each one.

Every language in one table

All the text on your store, side by side in every language. Missing translations are flagged and the AI fills them in; unused ones are found for you.

  • What changed, and why

    After every change, Studio draws which parts of the store it touched and how they connect, next to the AI’s reasoning step by step, including the options it turned down.

  • Point at anything to see its source

    Hover any part of the live page to see which component draws it and where its data comes from.

  • When the store breaks

    The store’s error output sits right next to the conversation, so you can ask the AI what went wrong and have it fixed in the same place.

  • Alokai explained as you go

    Alokai terms explain themselves on hover, so new developers learn the platform while they work instead of reading up first.

Studio adds no new vendor that can see your code

Payments and customer data stay in your backends

They never sit in the code the AI works on. Passwords and keys aren’t stored with the code at all.

Runs on your developers’ machines

Studio is an app your team runs locally. Alokai runs no cloud service for it and collects no usage data.

Under the AI agreement you already have

Studio works with the AI tool your company already approved. Alokai never sees your code.

Frequently asked questions

It’s included with Alokai. There’s no separate licence for Studio. You use the AI tool your company already pays for.

Studio is built for Alokai storefronts, because the AI’s knowledge of how your store is built comes from Alokai. If you’re not on Alokai yet, the pilot is the quickest way to see what your team would get.

Keep them. Studio works with the AI tool your company already approved. On its own, that tool has to guess how your store works. Inside Studio it knows, and every change it makes is checked, reversible and approved by your team.

No. It’s a library of skills that ships inside every Alokai project and is locked to the version you run. It isn’t a separately trained model, and your code goes only to the AI provider your company already uses, under your agreement with them.

No. The AI does the typing and your team makes the decisions. Developers spend less time on routine changes and more on the work that sets your store apart.

Content stays in your CMS, where your teams already edit it. Studio changes the store itself: its pages, features and connections to other systems.

Try it on three tickets from your own backlog, in two weeks

  1. 1

    Pick three real tickets

    Changes from your backlog that your CMS can’t make: a new feature, a new page element, a filter.

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    Build them in Studio on one store

    Your team works in Studio on your own storefront, with Alokai alongside.

  3. 3

    Keep what you built

    Everything built stays in your code and is yours. No commitment after the two weeks.

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Your store, built at the speed of a conversation

Bring three real tickets. Two weeks, one store, no commitment.