Ultra‑light coffee.Built from scratch.
A nano‑roastery from Poznań. Its first online store, built from scratch, with the Two Bags subscription.
The story in 20 seconds.
Four lines for a quick read. Chapter 04 shows how Smash changes its store with Elliot.
Coffee they want to drink.
It started with a question: why did no coffee on the market taste right to them? Most is roasted too dark. So Smash roasts its own, ultra‑light.
A first store,without a big budget.
Smash is small and growing. It needed a flexible storefront without paying for a big build, and a way to keep changing it later.
Start from zero
No online store yet. Catalog, checkout and pages all had to be built.
Keep costs down
No budget for a big development project or a developer on call.
Sell by subscription
Two bags of fresh coffee a month, billed monthly, quarterly or yearly.
Change it in‑house
Adjust the design themselves, whenever they need to.
Calm, light andmade for subscriptions.
Designed around Smash’s graffiti logo: a book‑like serif, copper buttons and white bags on warm paper. Two Bags gets its own page.
Two Bags, every month
Two fresh filter coffees a month, never the same one twice in a row.
Every coffee, every size
Bags from 150 g to 1 kg, with the farm and the producer on each page.
04 · Elliot – how Smash changes its storeBuilt by YNS.Fine‑tuned by Smash, with Elliot.
Elliot is the AI agent built into YNS. Point at any part of the store, type or say the change, and check it in the preview. No developer ticket.
Point at it
Click a headline, a photo or a button on your store, then type what should change. No hunting for the right setting.
Say it
On the go? Tap the mic on your phone and dictate the change. Elliot turns your words into the edit.
Snap it
Photograph a new coffee with your phone. Elliot drafts the product for you to check and publish.
What a small roastery needs,in one place.
No developer on call and no server to look after. Subscriptions, payments and design changes run on one platform.
