Customization, rescue, and ongoing work on premium Shopify themes. When your theme maker draws the line at support, we pick it up.
Three of the studios that made the premium Shopify theme market. I've been inside them. Now I work for the merchants who buy their themes.
— Jamey Warren, founder
The shoreline. The edge where two systems meet. Land and water. Theme and customization. What the studio ships and what the merchant needs next. That's the work.
A premium Shopify theme is a strong starting point. Your theme maker ships a capable, well-supported product. But the moment you customize it (and you will, because every real store needs real customization), you hit the edge of what support covers.
Every premium theme studio draws the line in the same place: "sorry, that's outside support." TaskHusky and Storetasker fill that gap for generic themes. Nobody fills it for the ones you bought.
That's the desk kahakai sits at.
When your theme maker says "sorry, that's outside support," that's our line.
I've worked inside three of the studios that made the premium Shopify theme market. Out of the Sandbox first, then Archetype, now Maestrooo. Eleven years of shipping themes, answering tickets, and watching merchants hit the same wall over and over.
The wall is this: a premium theme is a solid starting point until you customize it. Then support ends. Generic agencies don't know the theme you're on. Freelancers leave tweaks that break the next update. The merchant is stuck.
kahakai is what I'd want if I were the merchant. Someone who knows the theme cold, respects its architecture, and fixes what's broken.
30 minutes. No slides. We'll tell you if we're the right fit.