The stores running on One Tap, kept anonymous by design
One Tap is early. The retailers below are real, live, and running their business on the platform today — we're just not naming them yet. Here's what they run, and what changed.
We'd rather under-claim than overclaim
Early retailers on a young platform are taking a real risk by trusting us with their register and their books. Until they choose to go public themselves, we describe them honestly — by category and situation — instead of trading their name for a marketing quote.
Three stores, three different starting points
A situation, what now runs on One Tap, and the outcome — described plainly, with no invented numbers.
Multi-location furniture retailer, Northeast
Several showrooms, one login instead of four
Locations were each running their own patchwork of register software, a separate delivery spreadsheet, and a bookkeeper re-keying every sale at month-end. Nobody could say what was actually in stock across the group without calling around.
What runs on One Tap
- Point of sale across every location
- Delivery routing and driver app
- Accounting — one consolidated ledger
Outcome
Every register, every truck, and every deposit now write to the same source of truth. Store managers see group-wide inventory in real time, and the books close without a spreadsheet in sight.
Regional mattress & sleep retailer
A catalog that finally matches the floor
The website's mattress catalog was months behind what the showroom actually carried, and every manufacturer refresh quietly overwrote the merchandising work the team had done on titles and pricing.
What runs on One Tap
- Catalog & PIM with field-level ownership
- Storefront syndication
- Style-matching AI on the website
Outcome
The online catalog now mirrors the floor without manual upkeep, and the team's edits survive every manufacturer sync instead of getting overwritten on the next refresh.
Health & wellness retailer
Proof the platform isn't furniture-only
A wellness retailer outside the furniture category needed the same thing furniture stores need — one system for catalog, orders, and reporting — without paying for features built around a different business.
What runs on One Tap
- Catalog & PIM
- Orders & fulfillment
- Reporting & analytics
Outcome
The same platform that runs furniture showrooms now runs a wellness retailer's storefront and back office, unmodified — proof the operating system generalizes past the category it was built in.
Built for furniture. Proven past it.
The catalog, orders, and reporting modules that run furniture showrooms are the same modules running a health & wellness retailer's storefront today — no fork, no furniture-only assumptions baked into the code.
across two industries
in production, running real stores
The honest version
We let the system do the talking.
No polished quotes, no invented numbers — just what these stores run and what changed for them. Ask for references on your demo call and, with their permission, we’ll connect you directly so you can hear it from them yourself.
What an early retailer actually gets
Being early on One Tap isn't a beta-tester trade-off — it's a working platform with a team that's still close enough to the floor to move fast for you.
Direct line to the team
Requests from early retailers shape the roadmap — you're talking to the people who build it, not a ticket queue.
Hands-on onboarding
Your catalog, your locations, your workflows — set up with you, not handed over as a self-serve wizard.
A system that's already live
Not a demo environment. The register, the trucks, and the ledger you'd be running are the same ones running today.
Talk to us before you take our word for it
Bring your questions about how these stores actually run on One Tap — we'll answer them straight, on your catalog.