Screencast and written walkthrough for App Store review.
If the player does not start, the file is also available directly: media.shelfglance.com/screencast.mp4 (MP4, H.264, 1280×720, no audio track — the walkthrough below is the narration).
Everything the video shows runs at https://app.shelfglance.com/demo against public sample data, with no install and no sign-in. The Orders from AI assistants and Revenue from AI assistants figures are live on that page.
The screencast was previously hosted on a *.workers.dev address. The
screenshot attached to the 4.5.3 feedback is a Chrome policy interstitial —
“Cloudflare Drop is not approved for Shopify-developed apps” — so the file was
never reachable from a Shopify machine. It is now on this domain instead.
Two other things were fixed while we were here: the host now answers HTTP range
requests with 206 Partial Content, which is what a video element needs to
begin playback at all; and the recording is longer, and captions the
Orders from AI assistants and Revenue from AI assistants
figures on screen as it shows them.
The app asks for one scope, read_orders, and nothing else. It adds no script tag to the storefront and edits no theme file.
There is no account to create and no sign-in step. The app authenticates with the store’s own session token, so the first screen after install is the dashboard.
Orders from AI assistants, and revenue from AI assistants, over the last 30 days. These are orders Shopify itself attributed to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini or Copilot as the referring source — the app reports that attribution, it does not guess at it.
The same orders and revenue split per assistant, so a merchant can see which one is actually sending them buyers.
The individual attributed orders, by order number, date and total. The app reads no customer name, email, phone or address at any point.
Buttons for 7, 30 and 60 days. Shopify’s order API only reaches back 60 days, so the app also records a daily count from the moment it is installed — the “since install” view is that recorded history, and it outlives the 60-day window.
Free shows the last 7 days and the headline totals, unblurred. Pro adds 60 days, the breakdown by assistant, the order list and the recorded history. Pricing runs through Shopify’s own billing API; there is no external payment step.