Parcel shipping, Tailor this project, and details pages for any list

In TeleportHQ's 15 September 2026 release, stores ship orders in parcels, with tracking for the customer and a packing slip for the box. A project started from a template can be rewritten for your business in one guided run, a new store or blog can take over the pages you already built, and a details page can show items from a REST API, a Google Sheet or a CSV file.

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Ship orders in parcels#

A TeleportHQ store now records every parcel an order leaves in. Open an order in Growth → Orders and click Ship items. In the Ship order window, set how many units of each item go in the parcel, pick the Carrier (18 are listed, such as UPS, DHL Express and Royal Mail, or Other carrier), add the Tracking number (optional), and click the button that counts the units, for example Ship 2 units. An order can leave in several parcels: the button then reads Ship remaining. Each parcel in the order's Shipments section has a Packing slip PDF to put in the box, and Mark delivered, Edit and Void. When your project can send email, the customer gets the carrier and tracking details of each parcel, and their order page on your site lists the parcels. A store set up before this release shows Set up shipments the first time. See How to ship an order and print a packing slip.

Tailor project to my business#

TeleportHQ can rewrite a project you started from a template so that it is about your business: every text on every page, every image and, if you want, the colours, fonts and logo. A template project offers it in a Make this template yours window. Any time later, open the command palette, type > and pick Tailor project to my business, or ask the AI Assistant, for example "rebrand this template for my bakery". The Tailor this project window walks you through Tell us about your business, A few quick questions, Refresh the look? for new colours and fonts, and Your logo (keep it, upload one, or Generate with AI). When the project has a blog or a store, it can replace the template's posts and products with five new ones each. Here's what will happen shows the estimated cost in AI tokens before you click Tailor my project. TeleportHQ takes a backup first, and the run keeps going when you close the window. It's open to anyone who can change the project's settings.

Connect my existing pages to the store or the blog#

When you turn on the TeleportHQ store or blog in a project whose pages already show products or articles, the Activate E-Commerce and Activate Blog windows have a switch, on by default: Connect my existing pages to the store (or to the blog). AI reads your pages and turns the products, categories and lists they show into real store products, or the articles and topics into real blog posts, with the same cards and layout. The switch says how many AI tokens it uses. A Setting up your store (or Setting up your blog) window then ticks off each step and saves it as it completes. The switch replaces the product scan offered after activation and the choice of an existing store page. See How to turn your existing blog pages into a real blog and How to add a store to an existing project.

Details pages for any list#

A TeleportHQ details page, one page design that becomes a separate page for every item in a list, can now show the items of any data source that returns a list: a database table, a REST API, a Google Sheet or a CSV file. Open a page's menu, turn on Is Details Page and pick the list in Select Source, which replaces Select Table, where only database tables were offered. A source that doesn't return a list is greyed out and says why. The published site and the exported code build a page for every item. See How to create a page for each item.

Improvements#

• New Project templates: the template categories have a Search categories... box. It also finds a category by other words, so "shop" finds the store templates.

Fixes#

• In the New Project templates, scrolling a category loads more templates again after you switch category or search. Before, the list could stop at its first screen.