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Owned business · In production

Torvena

From zero to an Argentine e-commerce business operated firsthand: brand, catalog, storefront, acquisition, measurement and operations connected as one system.

Torvena home page with commercial navigation and a car technology product hero
Production storefront · captured August 2026

The starting point

Context before interface.

Torvena began without a name, brand, catalog, suppliers or sales channel. The challenge was not to implement a predefined store, but to build a business around useful technology for vehicles and learn from real operations.

What I built

The response I built.

I defined the category, brand and offer; built a headless storefront organized around needs such as charging, cleaning, autonomy and organization; and connected catalog, cart, checkout, content, campaigns and a first-party measurement layer.

Key decisions

Decisions that explain the solution.

These are not attributed outcomes; they are verifiable choices in the process and implementation.

  1. 01

    Navigate by problems, not only categories

    The experience prioritizes situations —charging, cleaning, organizing or being prepared— to connect the catalog with real driver needs.

  2. 02

    Evolve into a headless storefront

    After an initial Lovable stage, I rebuilt the experience with Shopify Hydrogen to gain greater control over content, journeys and the visual system.

  3. 03

    Add a first-party measurement layer

    The architecture includes anonymous sessions, UTMs, internal-traffic exclusion and a non-personal link between acquisition and paid orders.

Verified scope

What exists in this version.

  • Need-led home and navigation
  • Custom collections and product pages
  • Bundles, discounts, upsells and benefit progress
  • Shopify cart and checkout
  • Predictive search, policies and WhatsApp support
  • First-party analytics and a protected admin dashboard

Current status

An active operation with measurement still evolving.

  • The public store, cart and checkout are operational. What is not available yet is private sign-in for customers to access and manage their accounts.
  • First-party paid-order tracking runs in production and is part of day-to-day operations.
  • The next step is to add Google Analytics to consolidate traffic, attribution and conversion, and document results against a consistent source and time period.

Verified outcome

Evidence, without inflating the outcome.

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