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What’s new in Frontbox

Updates already live for every subscription client, and what ships next quarter. No extra fees, no manual upgrades.

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“In progress” is the public roadmap for the coming quarter; dates are indicative.

  1. Google Play release

    A release build for Google Play is coming. Your branded app will be installable from the Android store, not only through a test link.

    Mobile appIn progress
  2. Wishlist across devices

    The wishlist will live in the customer account: add an item on the site, see it in the app, and the other way round.

    Mobile appIn progress
  3. Shopify and Medusa adapter

    The Frontbox core is not tied to one backend. Adapters for Shopify and Medusa are in progress so the storefront and app can connect beyond 1C‑Bitrix.

    IntegrationsIn progress
  4. Synonyms and typos in search

    Search will understand typos and synonyms: “sneekers” and “trainers” will lead to the right products instead of an empty page.

    Catalog and searchIn progress
  5. v1.36

    Homepage built in the admin

    Your manager now assembles the homepage from blocks: sliders, cards, top categories, product selections by section and facet, SEO text, recommendations. Changes go live immediately, no release needed.

    Admin and contentShipped
  6. v1.29–v1.34

    App home screen from the admin

    The app home layout — sliders, creative cards in a grid or carousel, top categories, selections and recommendations — is managed in the admin. The app picks up changes on its own, no store update required.

    Mobile appShipped
  7. 1.0.0 (8)

    Apps in TestFlight

    App builds for three stores went through TestFlight; “Magiya Zolota” is at 1.0.0 (8). Each store is built with its own name, icon and splash screen from a single codebase.

    Mobile appShipped
  8. Demo storefront on 1C‑Bitrix

    The reference Frontbox storefront on top of 1C‑Bitrix is live: catalog, search, cart and checkout. Open it and try it before a demo on your own catalog.

    Storefront and SEOShippedLearn more
  9. End-to-end tests to a real order

    End-to-end app tests now run from the home screen through search and catalog to a placed order and “My orders”. Every release is checked against a real purchase flow.

    Speed and infrastructureShipped
  10. OpenAPI 3.1 for integrations

    The API is now documented in OpenAPI 3.1: auth, cart, checkout, orders. Types and a Postman collection are generated from it for your integrators.

    IntegrationsShipped
  11. Mobile app on the same data as the site

    The iOS and Android app mirrors the site end to end: catalog with filters, search, product page with variations, cart, checkout with pickup points on a map, orders and profile. One catalog, one dataset, shared with the storefront.

    Mobile appShipped
  12. Instant publishing of edits

    An edit to a slider, banner or layout in the admin shows up on the site at once: the cache is cleared only for the changed block.

    Admin and contentShipped
  13. Model variations on the product page

    The product page now shows other variants of the same model — dials, straps, colours — with a hover preview and price. Up to 200 variations in one query, no backend changes.

    Catalog and searchShipped
  14. Delivery and payment on the product page

    Delivery times, carriers and payment methods appear on the product page for the chosen city. The city is remembered for 180 days and carried into checkout.

    Storefront and SEOShipped
  15. Pay-in-4 banner on the product page

    A “4 payments, no overpayment” banner with a payment schedule: the shopper sees each instalment before reaching the cart. Enabled per store with a flag.

    Cart and checkoutShipped
  16. Analytics and error monitoring

    Product views, add-to-cart, search and purchase events flow to Yandex Metrica and GA4 on the site, Firebase and AppMetrica in the app. Sentry catches errors on both platforms.

    Speed and infrastructureShipped
  17. “Price on request” mode for B2B

    One flag switches the store into B2B mode: “On request” instead of prices, a request form instead of payment. Catalog, search and cart work as usual.

    Catalog and searchShipped
  18. Ozon synchronisation

    The store catalog syncs with Ozon and products get a shared model ID — the same one that powers product-page variations. Live on watch-triumph.com.

    IntegrationsShipped
  19. Pickup points on a map

    Checkout now shows carriers with delivery times and pickup points on a map; legal entities get their own fields. The backend defines the field set, the form adapts to the store.

    Cart and checkoutShipped
  20. Search from two characters

    Suggestions appear from the second character: products with photo and price, plus categories — before you press Enter. On an empty field, popular queries from the admin, shared by site and app.

    Catalog and searchShipped
  21. Languages, currencies and warehouses in one catalog

    One catalog serves prices by region and currency, ru / en / de dictionaries work on site and in the app, and the RU or EU warehouse is picked by the shopper’s country.

    Storefront and SEOShipped
  22. Guest checkout and cart merge

    Shoppers can order without an account. If they sign in later, the guest cart merges into the account cart and selected items are kept.

    Cart and checkoutShipped
  23. Secure API layer

    The browser and the app never call 1C‑Bitrix directly: every request goes through a secure layer, tokens live in httpOnly cookies and refresh themselves. The catalog keeps working even if the backend is temporarily down.

    Speed and infrastructureShipped

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