Ooooby Platform Tech Update - April 2026
New Features Website Builder (Beta): 🎨 We've built a website builder into the Ooooby platform so you can create and manage your own public pages without needing to touch code or wait on us. Nine ready-made content blocks let you build rich pages that match your brand. Live preview and draft mode mean you can iterate before publishing. We're piloting this with a small beta group first, with a wider rollout to follow. See more in our support article and reply to this email if you'd like early access. Your own produce list: 🥕 Every shop now has its own produce list, rather than sharing a single platform-wide catalogue. This is used for curating boxes and managing exclusions/replacements. You can add, delete, swap images, and manage local varieties as you see fit. Coming Next: 🥸 Private collection points will be coming to the new UI, allowing you to set collection points that need a code to unlock. 🏷️ We're also planning to extend promo codes to support existing customers. Small Fixes & Improvements - Resilient sign-ups (New UI) - Customers who close the tab mid-payment during sign-up (when it says “do not close this page”) no longer end up in limbo. Account creation now completes via a Stripe webhook, so even if their browser crashes or they navigate away right after paying, their account gets created and their welcome email goes out as expected. The same applies when a customer updates their payment card. - Friendlier handling of sub-minimum totals - If a customer's sign-up total is below Stripe's per-currency minimum charge (e.g. £0.30, €0.50), we now catch it before handing off to Stripe and return them to the payment page with a clear message. - Collection fee wording (New UI) - Customers collecting from a dropsite now see "Collection fees" / "Free collection" / "Free collection minimum order" on the checkout summary and in their confirmation email, instead of the misleading "Delivery fee" wording. Home delivery customers still see delivery wording.