Flowdy V2 turns Shopify products into shoppable blog posts
Small update for the people who’ve been following Flowdy 👋
A while back, I posted here looking for people to help shape Flowdy — and some of you actually did. This is where that feedback led.
The honest problem with V1 was simple: it only helped merchants who already had content. Flowdy could turn blog posts and product descriptions into shoppable text, but if a store wasn’t writing blog articles in the first place, there wasn’t much to work with. And for a lot of stores, that’s just the reality.
So V2 starts one step earlier.
Now you can pick a Shopify collection, answer a few quick questions about who you’re writing for, and Flowdy creates a blog article using your real product data — prices, variants, tags, and the actual products in your store. When you save it, Flowdy automatically pulls keywords from the article and makes the content shoppable from day one.
Basically, “I installed a blog generator” quietly turns into “wait, my content is helping customers discover products.”
It’s live and still early — would love for you to try it and tell me what feels off 🙌
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The automatic shoppable content sounds interesting. One question though how much editing do users usually need before publishing? that would be the deciding factor for me.
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@drew_dunham
That’s a fair question, and honestly one of the things I care about most.
Flowdy asks a few questions before writing, like audience, tone, and focus, so the draft isn’t created from just a keyword.
It also uses the store’s actual product data, so the goal is for editing to be more about voice and angle, not fixing made-up details.
Everything is editable before publishing, and the shoppable part is mostly automatic — keywords are extracted and linked to products when you publish.