Storefront and catalogue
Product pages for the range, with stock levels that show when something is running low or has sold out.
Case study — clinical skincare online storeSilomin
An online shop for a skincare brand that sells straight to its customers instead of through a marketplace.
- Client
- Silomin
- Year
- 2026
- Industry
- Clinical skincare
- Live at
- silomin.com
- What we did
- The whole store — storefront, product catalogue, checkout and order flow, and the admin panel behind it.
- Built with
- React
- TypeScript
- Supabase
- Razorpay
- Shiprocket
01The brief
What they needed
Silomin is a clinical skincare brand. It wanted to sell straight to its customers from a store of its own, rather than through a marketplace that owns the customer relationship and takes a share of every sale.
That meant building everything a marketplace normally provides — the catalogue, payments, shipping, order updates and the tools to run it all — and making it feel like a premium brand rather than a template with a logo on it.
“We wanted a store that felt like our brand, not a template with our logo on it. Bitbew built the whole thing — checkout, shipping, the admin we use every day — and explained every decision in plain language along the way.”
02The live site
As it is today
This is silomin.com scrolling from the top of its home page — the real thing, not a mockup.
silomin.com
03What we built
Piece by piece
Checkout with Razorpay
Online payment through Razorpay, coupon codes and free shipping, in as few steps as a phone screen allows.
Shipping and tracking
Fulfilment through Shiprocket, and an order-tracking page so customers can check on a parcel without having to ask.
Accounts and reviews
Customer sign-in, order history and product reviews.
Admin panel
The brand’s side of the store: orders, stock, products, coupons and customers in one place, with CSV exports.
04Decisions
The choices worth explaining
The parts of the build that were a decision rather than a default, and why.
- 01
A custom store, not a template
The brand wanted control of its checkout, its customer data and how the products are presented, without monthly app fees stacking up.
- 02
Supabase underneath
Database, sign-in and file storage in one place, set up in the client’s own account, so the data belongs to the brand.
- 03
Stock treated as real
Low-stock and sold-out states are part of the catalogue, so what a customer sees matches what is actually on the shelf.
The services behind it
01
E-commerce development
Online shops with a product catalogue, payments, discount codes, delivery, order tracking and the emails that go out after a sale.
Read more02
Apps & custom software
Web apps, mobile apps, admin panels, dashboards and portals — software for the way your business actually runs. Usually the job a spreadsheet has outgrown.
Read moreNext step
Tell us what you sell
A link to your Instagram or your current shop is plenty. We will come back with how we would set the store up, and what it would take.