The CloudThe Cloud
  • Integrations
  • Case studies
  • Pricing
Sign inSign up
Start for free
The CloudThe Cloud

Modular workspace for life and work

© 2026 The Cloud. All rights reserved.

Case study · Bakery

Pure Pastry

Bakery · Commerce

A bakery that sells the same way online and at the counter

Pure Pastry runs its webshop and its in-store point of sale on The Cloud — one product catalog, one commerce spine, no double entry.

Start freeAll case studies
Storefront
Pure Pastry — shop

Maple chocolate chunk cookie

$3.25In stock

Almond croissant

$4.50In stock

Morning bun

$4.00In stock

Seasonal galette

$6.75Sold out
Register · customer display
Pure Pastry
2×

Maple chocolate chunk cookie

$6.50
1×

Almond croissant

$4.50
Subtotal$11.00
Tax$0.94
Total$11.94
Both screens read from the same cart — they can't drift.

The challenge

Pure Pastry is a working bakery. Like most small retailers, it had grown into a patchwork of tools: one for the website, another for the register, a spreadsheet somewhere in between. Keeping products, prices, and stock aligned across all of them was manual, brittle work.

The goal was a single system a bakery — not a developer — could run: an online storefront and a countertop register that draw from the exact same catalog, backed by real payments.

What was built on The Cloud

A storefront that is a real website

A Studio site — product listing, locations, and navigation — serves Pure Pastry's live catalog through Cloud product embeds. The shop isn't a bolt-on widget; it's the bakery's website.

The full catalog, published once

Pure Pastry's complete product catalog — more than three hundred items — is published to the storefront from a single Space. Names, prices, and sold-out state come straight from that catalog, so the website is never out of date.

A point of sale with a customer-facing screen

The in-store register has catalog, cart, and cash checkout — plus a second, customer-facing display that mirrors the order live: line items, a running total, and an order number when the sale completes. Both screens read from the same cart, so they can't drift.

Real payments, wired in

Checkout is backed by Stripe, so a sale on the storefront or at the counter settles through the bakery's own payment account.

Surfaces used

  • Spaces
  • Shop
  • Studio
  • Point of Sale
  • Stripe
  • Products

Where it stands

The storefront is live with the full catalog, and the register runs the same catalog behind the counter — one commerce spine, online and in-store.

Pure Pastry became the proving ground for The Cloud's commerce spine: the pattern other shops now build on.

Every detail on this page is real and qualitative — what was built and the surfaces it used. No invented metrics.

More case studies

Sanctuary

Wellness · Events

Reservations, capacity, waitlists, and welcome guides — with no booking SaaS.

P-1 AI

Go-to-market · Venture workspace

An entire venture engagement — strategy to live demo — in one Space.

Build yours on The Cloud

A storefront, a booking flow, a whole go-to-market workspace — one place, built in prompts. Start free.

Start freeSee the tools