Changelog

Tiles can now sell. Product cards and grids autofill images, names, and prices from your store, collection grids keep themselves up to date, and Buy now buttons send single-variant products straight to the cart. Everything stays live as your catalog changes. Start with product cards and grids.

StoCu is now wired into Shopify's Sidekick AI. Describe the tile you want in one sentence and watch it get built, or ask for edits to tiles you already have. It is one of the fastest ways to start. See creating tiles with Sidekick.

The layout vocabulary in Tile Studio now says what it means: Sections are rows, Columns divide them, Groups control flow. Modals got a polish pass at the same time. Small change, much easier to learn.

The home screen got a refresh: dismissible getting-started cards that walk new users to their first live tile, and live metrics for active tiles, views, rules, and scheduled tiles, each linking to the matching list.

Every block instance now carries its own Position setting, so you can pin different tiles to different spots on the same page. One tile up top, another further down, each exactly where you put it. The full guide is in Block positions.

You can now place tiles on the checkout page (on Shopify Plus) and the thank-you page, with six placement spots on each. Post-purchase offers, reassurance content, and personalized messages, right at the moment customers care most.

The same release introduced the announcement bar tile type: attention-grabbing bars you can build in Tile Studio and place on account, order, and thank-you pages. The guide is in Announcement bars.

StoCu 2.0 is live for every merchant. This is a complete rebuild on Shopify's newest customer accounts stack: one clean extension per surface, the new Tile Studio for building tiles, and the Target Editor for placing them. Everything is faster, more reliable, and ready for what comes next.