UGC Dropshipping — Nation
Nation (withnation.ai) turns one line about what you want to sell into a running online store. It names the brand, finds products from suppliers, designs the logo and builds the site, then Ryze runs the store from a chat. Every demo you need to show it on camera is below.
1 · Live websites
The finished stores from the 2.1 demos, live on Vercel. Open one and scroll it on camera, or show it on your phone.
BrickstepBrick clogs
Pit ViperLoud sunglasses
LumelleGlossy leather bags
SnifFragrance you can almost taste
Fly By JingSichuan chili crisp
2 · Wow moments
The big “wait, it does that?” moments, built to be cut into reels.
2.1 · Idea → store
Say what you want to sell and drop a few photos: the setup ticks off, the store rains in pixel by pixel out of its own colours, goes fullscreen and plays, ready to put live.
Brickstep · “I want to sell clogs” Pit Viper · “I want to sell sunglasses” Lumelle · “I want to sell bags” Snif · “I want to sell perfume” Fly By Jing · “I want to sell chili crisp”
3 · Sales dashboards
How much each demo store sold in the last 30 days against the previous month, on Nation’s Analytics page. Static: open one and scroll down slowly on camera, or use the PNG.
Pit Viper · $304,104 in the last 30 daysStatic Nation Analytics page, about two screens tall: daily sales against the previous month, breakdown, channels, products, funnel, customers, countries, recent orders.
Brickstep · $549,961 in the last 30 daysStatic Nation Analytics page, about two screens tall: daily sales against the previous month, breakdown, channels, products, funnel, customers, countries, recent orders.
Lumelle · $738,310 in the last 30 daysStatic Nation Analytics page, about two screens tall: daily sales against the previous month, breakdown, channels, products, funnel, customers, countries, recent orders.
Snif · $171,125 in the last 30 daysStatic Nation Analytics page, about two screens tall: daily sales against the previous month, breakdown, channels, products, funnel, customers, countries, recent orders.
Fly By Jing · $95,095 in the last 30 daysStatic Nation Analytics page, about two screens tall: daily sales against the previous month, breakdown, channels, products, funnel, customers, countries, recent orders.
4 · Order tracking: China → doorstep
One dropshipped order on Nation: the supplier ships it from China, it clears customs in Los Angeles and USPS brings it to the customer. One map, five steps, the arrival date, then three cards: supplier, customer updates, profit.
Pit Viper · one order, China to the doorThe parcel’s route on a map: China, Los Angeles, Austin, arriving Saturday, Oct 18. Below it: the AliExpress supplier, the customer emails and the profit on the order.
Brickstep · one order, China to the doorThe parcel’s route on a map: China, Los Angeles, Austin, arriving Saturday, Oct 18. Below it: the AliExpress supplier, the customer emails and the profit on the order.
Lumelle · one order, China to the doorThe parcel’s route on a map: China, Los Angeles, Austin, arriving Saturday, Oct 18. Below it: the AliExpress supplier, the customer emails and the profit on the order.
Snif · one order, China to the doorThe parcel’s route on a map: China, Los Angeles, Austin, arriving Saturday, Oct 18. Below it: the AliExpress supplier, the customer emails and the profit on the order.
Fly By Jing · one order, China to the doorThe parcel’s route on a map: China, Los Angeles, Austin, arriving Saturday, Oct 18. Below it: the AliExpress supplier, the customer emails and the profit on the order.
5 · More wow moments
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5.1 · Trending products → store in one prompt
Ask what’s trending for dropshipping: Ryze lists the fastest risers with growth and margins, you pick one, and the store builds around it.
Ask “what’s trending?”, pick one, the store builds The trending board, then the store 5.2 · Store from one photo
Snap a product and the store builds around it: the product found at suppliers, the brand named, the pages built.
5.3 · AliExpress link → product page
Paste a supplier link and a full product page builds itself: new photos, copy, reviews, price.
5.4 · Ugly supplier photos → studio photos
Before/after: watermarked supplier shots become clean on-brand product and lifestyle photos.
5.5 · Competitor's store → your versions
Paste a competitor: their best sellers, ads and prices, matched at suppliers for less and added to your store.
5.6 · Copy a brand's look
Drop a screenshot of a store you love and your whole store transforms into that style while you watch.
5.7 · 10 ads from your products
Ten finished ads land one by one: feed, story, carousel, review, before/after, offer.
5.8 · 100 versions of your site test themselves
A/B tests run nonstop: losers drop, winners spawn new versions, and the best one becomes your homepage.
6 · Onboarding → the store builds itself
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Each one: what you sell → AI store names → products from suppliers → brand → logo → the homepage rains in pixel by pixel and builds itself live → “Put it live”. About 85 seconds, one store per niche.
Emberly — hand-poured soy candles Scorch & Co. — small-batch hot sauce Barkyard — tough dog toys Aurelle — minimal gold jewelry Kettle & Bloom — coffee gear · taps a suggestion instead of typing Softwell — gentle skincare Stillform — pilates activewear sets Little Leaf — easy-care houseplants
7 · The agent running the store
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One message each, on the same candle store. 20–35 seconds.
Launch: connect payments, buy a domain, publishConnect Stripe, buy emberly.shop, publish. The checklist counts down to “Emberly is live”. Products: finds 6 products from suppliers + a collectionOne message: it finds 6 candles from suppliers, prices them at 4× cost and builds a Fall collection. Site editor: one message restyles the homepage, publish“Make the homepage feel like fall” — new hero, a FALL20 banner, then Publish. New site: describe a page, watch it get builtDescribe a holiday gift guide in one line and watch the page get built, countdown and all. Orders arrive and get fulfilledOrders stream in live, then one message fulfils every order and emails the tracking links. Discounts: a weekend sale in one message“20% off this weekend with COZY20” — the discount is created and scheduled. Inbox: a customer question answeredA customer asks if her order arrives by Friday; Ryze looks it up and drafts the reply. Email campaign written and scheduledA fall sale email written, its image made and scheduled for Friday 9 am. Blog post written with a cover photoA blog post written with a cover photo and published to the store. Workflow: thank every customer“Thank every customer two days after their order” — the automation draws itself. AI product photosFour lifestyle photos of a new product from one product shot. Instagram ad creativesThree finished Instagram ads for one candle.