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An AI worker for Shopify stores

Your best hours go to busywork.

Hire an AI worker for a recurring job. It clocks in, does the work, puts nothing live without your yes.

Runs on your machine. Your store data never leaves it.

Works in the tools you already run.
  • Shopify
  • Klaviyo
  • Meta
  • Google Analytics
  • Google Search Console
  • the inbox

Runs on the AI models you already trust.

Here's one morning of it.

7:04 · 1 fix drafted. Waiting on you.
Pick a job

One morning on a store like yours. The worker does the whole job, then stops at one decision. Yours.

Every morning the list refills. Clear it today, it's back tomorrow.

ChatGPT never clocks in. You do.

Clockwork is an AI worker. You hire it for one job.

checks
your store search, catalog, stock
touches
only what you give it
your yes
before anything goes live

It clocks in. You don't.

7:01, Read: 312 searches your shoppers typed.

7:02, Found: 47 came back empty. Top miss: "waterproof." You sell 3 waterproof items, labeled "water-resistant."

7:03, Drafted: synonym fix. Staged, not live.

7:04, Held: "kids sizes" searched 22 times. You don't stock it. A buy call, not the worker's.

7:04. 1 fix drafted. Waiting on you.

Search synonyms set. Live now. Caught 47 dead ends before they cost you a sale. That was your whole job this morning. One look, one click.

That was one job. Clockwork runs jobs across your whole store: reviews and support, SEO and content, paid ads, email and retention, inventory and suppliers, storefront and conversion, reports and finance.

Which job goes first?

6:58 AM
6:587:007:048:30
Sample run, staged data.

Watch which one it holds back for you.

Every run, on the record.

Hand it one job.

Review repliesstaged run · sample store

It reads your reviews and drafts every reply.

Nothing posts without your yes.

~10 seconds.

It stopped on one. That reply names a rival, so it is a call for you.

  1. 9:02Read16 new reviews from the last 30 days.
  2. 9:04Drafted15 replies. On-brand, ready to post.drafted, waiting

Held 1: names a rival by name, a legal call, not the worker's

Ready to post. Waiting on you.
on future runs

Every real job starts with a sample run before it can touch your store.

Your first job, running for your store at launch:

One email when it opens. Nothing else.

The founder ran his own store's marketing on this. 100+ customers in 47 days.Read his story →

Anything that touches your live store waits for your yes.

Runs on your machine. Keys in a local vault. We never see your store.

the old way

AI was supposed to save you time. Now you babysit it all day.

Prompt it. Check it. Fix it. Paste it. Same thing again tomorrow. The job never leaves your plate.

AI eats your edge while you're too busy to build the thing that would save you.

Doing it by handyou and a chat window
  • It only runs when you run it
  • Explain it again every time
  • A different result each time
  • You have to be at the desk
  • Next month, still yours to run
Running it like clockworka worker, on a schedule
  • It runs on a schedule
  • You set it up once
  • Same standard every time
  • Live changes wait on one click from you
  • Next month it's already running
what it can do

What would you put on Clockwork?

  • Reviews & support
  • SEO & content
  • Paid ads
  • Email & retention
  • Inventory & suppliers
  • Storefront & conversion
  • Reports & finance
Browse 48 jobs and counting →

Better than a junior hire, faster than an agency, cheaper than adding headcount.

launching soon

You are not under-staffed. You are un-built.

Be there when it opens.

The job runs to your standard, and you get the hours back. Clockwork isn't open yet. I'll email you the day it is.

Just an email. Nothing connects to your store until you say so.

One email when it opens. Nothing else.

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