Changelogstashed.one

What changed

Written by hand, because a commit log is a record of work and this is a record of what changed for you.

Stashed gets its own name

  • stashed.one serves its own robots and sitemap, its own link previews and its own tab icon, instead of borrowing Exclusivo’s.
  • Storefront email now sends from stashed.one. Replies reach a person.
  • Legal documents, pricing, about and support pages published.

Product variants, rebuilt

  • The four-step variant wizard is gone. Options and their combinations are one inline tree now, with colour chips and per-row pricing.
  • Duplicating a product asks what to copy across instead of guessing.
  • Products carry draft status, low-stock warnings, per-image alt text and their own search metadata.

Digital bundles actually arrive

  • A digital product bundled with a physical one is now delivered, downloadable and shown at every step from the product page to the order page.
  • Orders record what a bundle granted at the moment of payment, so changing a bundle later cannot change what somebody already bought.
  • A full refund now revokes the download.

Stashed is built by Akashi Labs on the same infrastructure as Exclusivo, which does the digital-collectibles side of things. You never need it to run a shop — but if you ever want to sell something that lives on a blockchain, it is already there and already connected.

Stashed by Akashi Labsstashed.oneMelbourne AU