TorvaOS

The system behind the storefront.

Run storefront, orders, customers, inventory, affiliates, automations, analytics, and infrastructure from one commerce operating system.

Built in private. First public cohort now opening.

Torva Desk overview with paid value, orders, and attention queue — synthetic demo data
Torva Desk affiliates workspace — synthetic demo data
Torva Desk email and automations — synthetic demo data

Real TorvaOS product · Demo data

The operating desk

Run the entire operation.

Torva Desk is the merchant surface — not a marketing mock. Orders, inventory, customers, and support share the same commerce records.

OrdersPayment → fulfillment → exceptions
InventoryVariants, thresholds, readiness
CustomersHistory linked to paid orders
SupportConversations on the same desk
Full Torva Desk command center — synthetic demo data
Real Torva Desk · Synthetic demo data

Explore the interactive Desk with the same synthetic Axiom sample data: Open full screen ↗

Storefront

Your customer sees this. You see Torva Desk.

Storefront and backend share canonical commerce services. Axiom theme polish for public marketing is still being finished — Desk storefront controls are already in the product.

Storefront controls

Torva Desk storefront workspace — synthetic demo data

Mobile surface

Torva Desk storefront on mobile viewport — synthetic demo data

Real TorvaOS product · Demo data · Axiom storefront marketing shots land when visually accepted

Operations

One order. One customer. One inventory truth.

When an order lands, the rest of the system already knows what happened.

Torva Desk orders workspace — synthetic demo data
Orders
Torva Desk customers workspace — synthetic demo data
Customers

Affiliates

Your affiliate program isn’t an app. It’s part of the commerce system.

Partner CRM, economics, codes, campaigns, commissions, and payout bookkeeping live on the same desk as orders — with a partner portal partners actually use.

Torva Desk affiliate CRM with partners table — synthetic demo data
Partner portal on mobile — synthetic demo data
Affiliate profile with economics and activity — synthetic demo data
  • Program → tier → partner economics. Inherit defaults; override only when you need to.
  • Store-scoped referral codes. Server-authoritative, not client inventable.
  • Partners see their portal. Merchants keep control of economics and payout bookkeeping.
  • TorvaOS does not custody affiliate payout funds. The merchant remains in control of disbursement.

Email + automations

When commerce happens, TorvaOS can react.

Starter lifecycle surfaces — welcome, abandoned checkout, post-purchase, win-back, shipping — driven by order truth, with provider availability shown honestly.

Torva Desk email and automations builder — synthetic demo data
Real TorvaOS product · Demo data

Analytics

Know what actually happened.

Revenue is not contribution. Attribution is not guessed. Missing evidence stays Unknown. Historical economics remain historical.

Torva Desk analytics and overview performance — synthetic demo data
Real TorvaOS product · Demo data

Architecture

One order touches everything.

Checkout Payment Order Inventory Customer Affiliate Email Fulfillment Analytics

One canonical commerce event

That is why TorvaOS is different from installing eight separate apps on someone else’s order table.

Infrastructure

Your accounts. Your providers. Your money.

TorvaOS connects the system. Merchants own processor accounts. TorvaOS does not receive merchant GMV and forward it. Shipping, domains, integrations, and Torva Watch sit on the same desk with truthful availability states.

Planned launch pricing

Pick the operating depth you need.

Core
$399 / month

Run the store.

Command
$1,499 / month

Control everything.

Planned launch pricing may change before general availability. Expected annual option: roughly pay 10 months / get 12.

Public early access

We built the system first. Now we’re opening it up.

TorvaOS started as infrastructure for operators tired of stitching together storefront software, affiliate platforms, email tools, payment integrations, spreadsheets, and dashboards. The platform is now entering its first public release.

2026 — Public early access