Jolt is a theme for supplement and nutrition brands that sell a small range of formulas to customers in several countries. Its signature section draws each formula as a capsule-shaped bar, with every ingredient sized by weight. Shoppers hover a segment or a table row to see the amount and its share of the serving, switch between formulas with tabs, and toggle between per-capsule and per-serving amounts.

The ingredient data comes from product metafields that the theme declares on install: one line per ingredient with its name, amount, unit, form and a short description. The same data fills the product page tab, the comparison table on collection pages and the formula section on the home page, so each amount is entered once.

International selling is built in. A country and language picker with search opens from the top bar, the footer and the mobile menu, and switches the store through the platform's localization form. A first-visit card offers the visitor's own country and currency when the store suggests one, and after a switch a short note confirms the new country and currency. A hero slide can greet visitors with their country name and currency.

The home page follows a familiar supplement-brand rhythm: a peeking hero carousel with ingredient badges, a founder story, a product grid with quick add, the formula section, social video tiles, certification stamps, image tiles and a dark FAQ panel. Certification stamps, badges and quality lines are all editable settings, so each brand states only what it can show.

Product pages have a sticky gallery, pack-size cards with their own prices, quantity and add to bag, a shipping line that names the shopper's country, collapsible tabs and a stamp row. Ratings appear only when the store has real reviews. Collection pages offer category tabs from a menu, platform filters and sorting, a promo tile and a comparison table. A cart drawer, search with suggestions, account, sign-in with one-time codes, order tracking, wishlist, journal and gate pages are included.

Jolt ships in two styles, Lime and Apricot, with five colour schemes, a condensed or heavy sans display font, three corner styles and full translations in English, German, Spanish, French and Italian.