Related products that actually fit
Most "you may also like" widgets guess. Set related-product rules in plain words, like same brand or parts that fit, and measure what they really sell.
What we do
The “you may also like” and “goes with” spots on your product and cart pages follow rules you set in plain words. Then the pixel shows what those suggestions actually sold.



“Only show the same brand.” “Only suggest parts that fit the same model.” “Never suggest clearance.” “For this jacket, show these three first.” Say it to Claude or ChatGPT and it becomes a rule.
The product page and the cart can follow different rules, so a change to one does not quietly change the other.

Every change starts as a draft that shows exactly what would change. It goes live only when you say yes, and you can always go back.

The pixel follows what shoppers do after they click a suggestion, so you can ask what each spot sold. It tells you honestly when there is not enough data yet, and the company brain keeps what worked.
Modules
Orders and customers in real time, one-search customer context, storefront pop-ups and discounts with margin checks, and back-in-stock emails.
Your own visitor and order data. See who is buying, group customers by behavior, send verified sales to your ad platforms, and get full reports.
Simulated shoppers test a product by market, persona, and channel, explain what is holding it back, and measure your change.
Connect your own assistant to Orkie. Ask questions, change ad budgets with one yes, match videos to products, and handle email.
Make it yours
Every workspace starts from the same catalog and ends up different. Three ways to make it yours.
Talk to the workspace in plain English. Ask for reports, changes and builds. Everything it changes waits for your yes.
Pixel, ads, feeds, email, CRM, inbox, video, finance. Install what you need; each one shares data with the rest.
A dealer portal, a fitment checker, an ERP link, your own Shopify app. Describe it and it gets built into your workspace.
Questions
Shopify and BigCommerce stores.
No. The suggestions run from your workspace, with your rules and your approval.
Ask. The pixel reports what each spot sold, and says so when there is not enough data yet.
From the blog
Most "you may also like" widgets guess. Set related-product rules in plain words, like same brand or parts that fit, and measure what they really sell.
The pixel steers the feeds, measures related products and tells the Outbox what each shopper left behind. CRM lists become ad audiences. The company brain keeps learning.
Talk to us, or start with the pixel. Call 1-877-ORKIE-15.