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Stores we run, and stores we build

zamanistore.com
zamani store homepage: heritage-pattern watch bands photographed on a dusty pink surface
Ours · Smartwatch bands, UAE and abroad

zamani

Heritage-pattern smartwatch bands. Where we try everything first.

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coloringpalestine.com
Coloring Palestine homepage: a hand colouring a dove illustration beside the words Color Your Way
Ours · Coloring books and art, worldwide

Coloring Palestine

Coloring books about Palestine. Our second store, same setup.

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microniches.me
The Microniches storefront, a UAE niche fragrance retailer built by One Bit Launch
Client build · Niche fragrance decants, UAE

Microniches

Idea to live store. This is our Full Catalogue Edition build, exactly as offered.

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Everything we can show, including the demo sites →

How we help you grow

A slow product page or a checkout that fails on one phone undoes the rest.

  • Speed measured on a real phone on mobile data
  • Product pages that answer the WhatsApp questions
  • UAE gateways, Apple Pay, Tabby or Tamara where they fit
  • Arabic and English on one store

Slow to build. Orders you do not pay Meta or Google for.

  • Keywords from what people actually type into Google
  • Product and FAQ schema, so the listing shows stars and prices
  • Internal links planned before any page is written
  • Collection pages built around searches with buyers

The cheapest revenue in the store. Most stores have not set it up.

  • Abandoned cart on email and on WhatsApp
  • Post-purchase and win-back, timed from the delivery date
  • Segmented by spend and recency
  • Deliverability checked first

Reviews that come in on their own, because the ask goes out at the right moment.

  • Review requests sent once the parcel has arrived
  • Review schema so stars can show in Google results
  • Bestseller and low-stock badges from real sales
  • Customer photos collected and put on the product page

The one lever here that works without a single extra visitor.

  • Bundles and tiers that make the bigger basket obvious
  • Free-gift thresholds just above what people already spend
  • Cross-sells on the product page and in the cart
  • Sized on your own order history
threshold

Tracking first. Then the first tests, against a cost per order your margins can carry.

  • Pixel and server-side tracking, checked against real orders
  • Product feeds, so catalogue ads show the right price and stock
  • A cost-per-order target from your margins, not a guessed ROAS
  • First tests in your own account. You keep the account and the setup

Also on the menu

COD confirmation + address checksMulti-currencyB2B ordering portalAI ad creativeUptime monitoringVAT invoicing

The COD step is there because unconfirmed cash orders were costing us returned parcels.

One zamani order, start to finish.

zamani is our own store. This is the path one real order takes, and what we build at every step of it.

  1. A zamani Reel ad: a map of Dubai draws itself, becomes the Dubai It band, and ends on the words Dubai It

    01

    Ads that stop the scroll.

  2. The zamani Dubai It landing page on a phone: the hero film turns the skyline into the band, then the page scrolls

    02

    Landing pages built to convert.

  3. The zamani cart with the gift-bag goal and the add-to-order offer highlighted: two more bands unlock the free gift bag, then the wristband set is added in one tap

    03

    Upsells that grow the basket.

  4. A phone inbox fills with five zamani follow-up emails; the day 1 how-to and the day 14 next-purchase email open and scroll, then a WhatsApp message arrives

    04

    Emails matched to each customer.

  5. The One Bit Hub store performance page with demo data

    05

    Stock and sales on one screen.

Recorded on the live zamani store and its live email series. The customer is a sample and the dashboard is demo data.

Every client gets the dashboard.

Built for our own stores. Ships with the work, with your own login. Open the live demo →

What is in the warehouse, and what runs out firstWhat is in the warehouse, and what runs out firstOpen this page in the demo →Orders, revenue and margin, by marketOrders, revenue and margin, by marketOpen this page in the demo →Who buys again, and who has gone quietWho buys again, and who has gone quietOpen this page in the demo →What you rank for, and the queries worth winningWhat you rank for, and the queries worth winningOpen this page in the demo →What your rivals charge, checked every weekWhat your rivals charge, checked every weekOpen this page in the demo →

Northside Supply is invented, so you can click through everything. Yours shows your own numbers.

Here are the Numbers

Wait before anything appears

Before
11.5s
After
0.29s

zamani · March 2026

Orders in a single month

First full month
224
Best month
1,078

Nearly five times as many orders in one month.

The trade a cheaper line makes

Average basket-46%
Product revenue, per month+115%

June 2026 against the three months before it. Smaller baskets, and more than twice the money.

zamani · June 2026

Client work

Microniches, a niche fragrance retailer in the UAE, built and launched on Shopify.

Delivered 2026 · ongoing support

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The Microniches storefront, a UAE niche fragrance retailer built by One Bit Launch
Patrick Yaacoub and Anastasiia Vlasova, founders of Microniches, holding their fragrance box

Client testimonial

Working with One Bit was a fantastic experience from start to finish. Khaled and the team were responsive, patient, and genuinely invested in making the project a success. They took the time to understand our vision for Microniches and translated it into a professional, premium online store that exceeded our expectations. I would happily recommend One Bit to anyone looking for a reliable and talented Shopify development partner.

Patrick Yaacoub and Anastasiia Vlasova

Founders, Microniches

10 / 10 would recommend

What happens after you say yes

  1. 01

    One call, on your store

    Shared screen: the store, the analytics, the ad account.

    A short list of what is losing you orders

  2. 02

    A 90-day plan, in writing

    What we fix, in what order, what we need from you. Priced.

    Nothing starts until you agree both

  3. 03

    Store, tracking, flows, feeds

    In accounts you own. Preview link at each checkpoint, tested on real phones.

    Everything stays yours

  4. 04

    Your numbers, on one dashboard

    Orders, stock, what is selling, what we changed. The same one we read on our own store each week.

    And a straight answer, even when it is stop

Questions people ask before the first call

Our version: fix the store (speed, product pages, checkout, gateways), get the tracking right, set up the email and WhatsApp flows, work on search and the basket, and run the first campaigns against a cost per order that fits your margins. Not: sit in your ad dashboard and send a weekly report.

Both. Our own stores are on WooCommerce; Microniches, the client store on this page, is on Shopify. Salla, Zid or custom: tell us on the call, and if it is outside what we know we will say so.

Setup is quoted per store after we have looked, because a store with working tracking needs less than one without. New builds are a fixed price, quoted in writing after the first call. The partnership is quoted after the call.

Yes. That is Setup: fixed scope, fixed price, done once. Join the partnership within 90 days of Setup and the whole Setup fee comes off your first month.

We set them up: pixel and server-side tracking, feeds, account structure, a cost-per-order target, the first tests. No ongoing management: on our own account the daily adjusting never moved the number. Tracking and new videos did.

Yes. A website for a clinic, restaurant, garage, vet or law firm: AED 3,500 flat, live in five working days. Under What we build in the menu, and in the footer.

The free call is a conversation about your store. The report is a written check of your store, done the way a shopper sees it on a phone, with your jobs in order and the steps for each one, so you can act on it yourself. It comes with a 20 minute call too.

The Store Growth Report

Know what to fix first, in writing.

We check your store the way a shopper sees it on a phone, then show you where it is losing sales, which jobs to do first, and the steps for each one.

  • Seven places a store loses sales, each with a traffic light
  • Your jobs in order, with steps for your platform
  • What a shopper sees first on your phone screen
  • A 20 minute call to go through it, if you want one
See the full report

Sample report for an example store, not a real one.

One Bit LaunchSample report

yourstore.com

68out of 100

Losing sales in 3 of 7 areas

On a phone, shoppers have to scroll about 1.6 screens before they can add anything to the cart, and that is the biggest thing holding your sales back.

Where your store is losing sales

  • Getting found · GoodGoogle can read your prices, stock and sitemap, so your products have a fair chance in search.
  • Ads that pay for themselves · GoodMeta, Google Analytics and product views are all reporting, so your ads can learn who really buys.
  • The first few seconds · Losing salesYour homepage scores 38 out of 100 on a phone and weighs 6.2 MB, so visits are lost early.
  • Making the sale · Losing salesThe buy button sits 1.6 screens down and we did not see Tabby or Tamara on the product page.
  • Trust · GoodReviews, a returns promise, a policy link and WhatsApp are all there, so new shoppers have less to worry about.
  • Bigger orders · Losing salesYou show a free delivery goal, but we did not see any product suggestions, so orders stay small.
  • Customers coming back · GoodEmail sign-up, an email tool and correct email settings are in place, so past buyers can hear from you again.

Job 1 · Making the sale

Move the buy button higher on phones

What we saw

On a phone, the 'Add to cart' button on your product page sits about 1.6 screens down. Shoppers have to scroll before they can buy.

Why this is costing you sales

Every shopper who lands on that product page must scroll 1.6 screens to find the button, and some stop before they get there.

Do this in Shopify

  1. Open Online Store > Themes > Customize, then choose a product page from the page menu at the top.
  2. In the left panel, drag the 'Buy buttons' block higher, just under the title and price.
  3. Move long blocks (description, tabs, icons) below the buy button.
  4. Save and open the product on your phone to check.

How you will know it worked

Open any product on your phone. You should see the price and the buy button without scrolling.

Who: You, or a developer or freelancer · Time: 1 to 3 hours

Send us the store. We will tell you what we would fix.

One call, on your store, with the screen shared. You can do what you like with the answer, including nothing.

WhatsApp about a buildUse the form instead

One Bit Launch · Dubai, UAE