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Build Shopify Hydrogen Storefronts Visually

Weaverse brings a visual editing layer to Shopify Hydrogen, so teams can launch headless storefronts with React Router, reusable components, live previews, and merchant-friendly content editing.
Weaverse Studio showing a Hydrogen storefront preview with the visual editor open

Get Started

Create your first Weaverse storefront in 5 minutes

Open Studio

Launch the visual editor and start building

Choose Your Path

I'm New to Weaverse

Start here if you’ve never used Weaverse before. Get up and running in 5 minutes.

I'm a Developer

Jump into component development, API reference, and advanced customization.

I'm a Merchant

Learn to use Weaverse Studio visually without writing code.

Ecosystem at a Glance

Everything you need to build, customize, and deploy Hydrogen storefronts.

Hydrogen SDKs

Core, React, and Hydrogen packages for building custom components.

CLI Tools

Scaffold projects, run dev servers, and manage deployments.

MCP Server

AI agent integration for Claude, Cursor, and other tools.

Content API

Headless content delivery for pages, themes, and languages.

Visual Studio

Drag and drop editor with real-time preview.

Hydrogen Themes

Production-ready Pilot theme with full customization.

Develop

Build Hydrogen components and expose editable settings through Weaverse schemas.

Edit

Let merchants arrange sections, update copy, and preview pages in Studio.

Ship

Deploy the storefront to Shopify Oxygen, Docker, or Cloudflare Workers.

Quick Start

1

Install

Scaffold a new Weaverse Hydrogen project:
2

Connect

Add your Weaverse project ID and start the dev server:
Your storefront runs at http://localhost:3456 with live connection to Weaverse Studio.
3

Customize

Open Weaverse Studio, drag components onto pages, configure settings, and publish your changes — all with real-time preview.

1. Create the project

Use the AI-agent prompt from onboarding or run the Weaverse CLI command.

2. Preview locally

Start the Hydrogen dev server and load the storefront at localhost:3456.

3. Connect real data

Swap demo content for your Shopify store data when you are ready.
Project setup modal showing the AI agent prompt and CLI fallback

Creating Components

Build custom React components for your storefront

Component Schema

Define component structure, settings, and behavior

Input Settings

Configure component settings with the input system

Data Fetching

Load Shopify data with loaders and the Storefront API

Global Sections

Reusable sections shared across all pages

Deployment

Deploy to Oxygen, Docker, or Cloudflare Workers

Developer Resources

API Reference

Complete documentation for hooks, components, utilities, and types

Content API

REST endpoints for pages, projects, themes, and languages

Troubleshooting

Solutions for common issues and error messages

Community

Join the Slack community, contribute on GitHub, stay updated