Are we doing e-commerce completely wrong?

Launching an online in 2026 still feels ridiculous. You start with a simple idea and suddenly you need: 12 plugins 4 dashboards random apps breaking checkout fees stacked on fees Modern commerce platforms sell “flexibility”, but honestly it often just turns into plugin chaos. So I made something interesting called Your Next. Instead of the usual “assemble your stack” approach, it’s an AI-first commerce platform where you describe your in plain English and it generates a production-ready Next.js front with products, cart, and checkout wired up. But the real difference is the philosophy.