Customer · Curated Commerce · Live
Most affiliate storefronts sell whatever pays. Yummylogy sells what passes: kitchen tools and pantry staples from Amazon and Whole Foods 365, each carrying an ingredient-quality verdict — Premium, Good, or Caution — before a shopper ever clicks through. EKPK built the automated catalog, the scoring pipeline, and the storefront that ties them together.
| Raw wildflower, 48 oz | Approved · Premium |
| Raw unfiltered, 1 lb | Approved · Good |
| Clover blend, squeeze | Caution |
| 365 Organic, 16 oz | Approved · Good |
The problem
A trustworthy "excellent picks" list needs thousands of candidates, fresh prices, and a consistent standard for what makes the cut — none of which survives a spreadsheet and a weekend.
Products pulled from Amazon and Whole Foods 365 feeds, normalized, categorized, and published to the Shopify storefront without manual entry.
Every pantry item runs through the SmartChoice rules engine and lands on the shelf with an Approved / Caution verdict and a Premium / Good / Standard quality tier.
Top-rated olive oils, vinegars, honeys, sweeteners, and more — generated from the scores, not hand-picked, so they stay honest as the catalog moves.
Amazon picks link out; Whole Foods 365 items route to their own store tab — the same quality bar applied to both.
Price changes, stock-outs, and delistings flow through automatically, so shoppers never land on a dead or mispriced product.
Verdict-driven Instagram and Facebook posts drafted and published from the same data — the catalog markets itself.
EKPK's role
Yummylogy is where two of our builds meet: the SmartChoice scoring engine and the automated-catalog pattern we also run for Zomdo.
Your turn
If your catalog needs a rule for what belongs on the shelf — and a pipeline that enforces it daily — that's exactly what we built here. Bring us yours.