Demo shop — a portfolio piece. Nothing ships and no payment is taken.

About this shop

Farming Veggies at Home is a demo.
The assistant is not.

This is a working WooCommerce shop with the Trill AI assistant inside it. Every packet, price, sowing window and policy page you can read here is real content in a real catalogue — and the assistant answers from that catalogue, not from a script and not from whatever it happens to know about gardening.

Why it exists

Most chatbot demos answer questions about the chatbot. This one answers questions about a shop: what to sow in October, which varieties cope with a shaded bed, what is in the box, how long a parcel takes, whether a packet is in stock. That is the harder problem, and it is the only one worth showing.

It is also the honest test. A shop assistant that has read the shop will tell you that in October, outdoors, there is almost nothing to sow — and will say so instead of selling you something.

The brand is not invented

Farming Veggies at Home was a real seed business. The name, the logo, the colours and the photography belong to the person who built this demo, and the catalogue is modelled on what it actually sold: single varieties in two packet sizes, seasonal bags for a sowing window, and a thirty-variety box with pots, markers and gloves.

Nothing here has been dressed up to look busier than it was. The prices are the prices that worked.

The Seeded Box Kit, closed
Carrot Chantenay, freshly pulled

The packaging, the bags and the variety photography are the brand’s own.

What is real, and what is not

Real

  • The catalogue and its photography.
  • The product copy and the growing guides.
  • The delivery, returns and germination terms the assistant quotes at you.
  • The privacy statement — that one is a declaration, not copy.
  • The assistant this shop is built for: the published Trill AI Chat plugin, talking to a real model.

Not real

  • The orders. Checkout runs in test mode and no card is charged.
  • The dispatch. Nothing is packed and nothing is posted.
  • The stock levels, set by hand so you can see what “out of stock” looks like.
  • Anything you type. Conversations and the orders you place are test data, not real enquiries or real orders.