Kytelo is commerce infrastructure: a storefront your customers shop on, an admin you manage it from, and a plugin/theme system underneath both. This page gets you oriented — everything else in these docs builds on it.

Your storefront#

Every shop on Kytelo is a tenant, and every tenant gets its own storefront reachable at its own subdomain:

https://{your-shop}.kytelo.com

{your-shop} is the slug you (or Kytelo, during onboarding) chose for your shop. There's no shared "kytelo.com/store" path — your storefront is a first-class address, and it's the one you share with customers.

Logging into the admin#

The admin is where you manage products, themes, and plugins. It's a separate app from the storefront — one admin login can only ever see and edit the shop(s) you're a member of, so the URL doesn't encode your shop slug the way the storefront's does.

Sign in, and you'll land on the dashboard for your shop. If you're ever unsure whether you're editing the right shop, check the shop name shown in the admin's own navigation.

What's next#

• Products — create and edit products, add images, and understand variants.
• Themes — what a theme is, and how to switch or configure the one your shop uses.
• Plugins — enabling, disabling, and configuring the plugins installed on your shop (cart, search, and more).

If something in the admin doesn't match what you read here, trust the admin — these docs describe the product as of this Kytelo release, and the platform ships fast.