AlphaWeb.AI

Teams today each run their own separate Claude or ChatGPT chats, so work generated in those conversations, like a landing page, a checkout flow, or an ad, has no connection to the business's real products, orders, payments or customer data. Nothing is shared between teammates: context and memory live in individual chat histories, so handoffs mean re-explaining everything, and work sits in a queue waiting on whoever owns the actual store, payment keys or hosting. There is no shared record of what a competitor's AI drafted, approved, or already tested, and no consistent way to control what an AI is allowed to touch, like refunds or payment settings, across a team.

AlphaWeb connects to the AI tool each teammate already uses, such as Claude or ChatGPT, through an MCP connector, and puts everyone to work on one shared business record covering hosting, checkout, payments and data. From a chat, a teammate can ask their AI to build a landing page, add a bundle or subscription to checkout, run an A/B test, or draft an ad, and AlphaWeb turns that into a live, payment-ready result on the team's own domain. Roles and approvals decide what each person's AI can do unsupervised versus what needs an owner's sign-off, every action is logged, and payment keys stay in a vault the AI never touches, with routing across multiple gateways. Background tasks let longer jobs like refunds or reports keep running after a chat ends, and a two-way Shopify sync lets stores already live on Shopify add this layer without migrating or rebuilding.