Search, a personalized feed, and your merchants' deals, in your brand, on every channel you own.
A Shop tab lands in your own navigation. Behind it, the same merchants you had a minute ago, now a personalized feed, search, products, storefronts and the promotions you authored.
Your brand, your domain, your customer IDs. Your customers never see Valyrion.
Every merchant, one surface, your brand. Example brands shown.
Every merchant joins at the depth they're at. The surface grows as your network does.
Across the partner networks running on Valyrion today, August 2026. Your customers only ever see your merchants.
A profile, promotions and tracked click-throughs, before the merchant has onboarded anything.
A store plugin syncs their catalog and keeps it current: price changes, stock, new products and removals, without anyone resending anything.
A reason to open your app beyond paying.
The three kinds of Offer the layer returns. Drawn to explain the shape — your shopper experience is yours to design.
The AI recommendation engine ranks products, merchants, and deals for each customer.
One search box over every listed merchant and every connected catalog.
Your merchants' promotions surface inside the browsing moment, per customer.
You render it, on your domain, in your brand. There is no Valyrion surface to rebrand.
Feeds arrive in whatever shape a store exports. Customers see one shelf, picked for them.
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Last fewThe catalog side of that work: one searchable product graph, sync health per merchant, and feed freshness. Illustrative data.
A language model tags each product on the way in, so one taxonomy holds across the network.
A vision model describes each product photo, so a product can surface for what it visibly is.
New customers start from comparable customers; their own clicks and searches take over immediately.
Personalized feed
Profiles, deals, and catalogs sync into one data layer, normalized and tagged on the way through.
The engine ranks merchants, products, and deals against each customer's taste profile, continuously.
Shoppers land on the merchant with the redirect logged, and every count reads back per merchant, channel and day.
You curate what customers see. The relationships and the terms stay between you and your merchants.
| Merchant | Status | Category | Discovery | Sync |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Nordic Home Shopify | Marketing Active | Home & living | On | |
TrailGear2 Magento/Feed | Marketing Active | Outdoor | On | |
Bloom & Co WooCommerce | Marketing Active | Beauty | On | |
PixelTech Deal-only | Marketing Active | Electronics | Off | |
UrbanFit Shopify | Storefront Active | Fashion | On | |
BookNook Deal-only | Inactive | Books | Off |
The merchant view, as it ships: every merchant's status, visibility, and sync health in one view. Illustrative data; try the tabs.
Add merchants and manage their full lifecycle in one place. No engineering required.
Author each merchant's promotions: activation, expiry, imagery, targeting.
Decide where each merchant appears, merchant by merchant.
What merchants pay you, if anything, is agreed outside the platform. Valyrion never invoices them.
Redirects, searches and interactions, broken down per merchant, per channel and per day.
Every Offer the layer returns carries a token of its own.
You show it, on your app, your site or your sends. The token rides along.
What the shopper does comes back on that token — so it lands against one merchant, on one surface.
Counting per merchant and per channel is not a report we assemble afterwards. It is what the token was for.
Displays, interactions, searches and click-throughs, per merchant and per channel. What you pay for, you can count.
Numbers split by where engagement happened: app, web, email, or any channel you add.
Merchants, customers, discovery and counts over one API. The docs are public.
Nothing to integrate and nothing to build. A spreadsheet is enough, and the walkthrough is twenty minutes.
