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.
Recorded on the development store on 2 September 2026, in one sitting: a real order (#1002) placed from a link ChatGPT gave, Shopify’s own attribution of that order to chatgpt.com, and the app dashboard afterwards. The only edits are captions and the covering of the tester’s name, email, phone and address, which the browser’s autofill put on the order. Every figure on screen is the live store.
ChatGPT is asked about the product and answers with a link to its page on the development store. The link is clicked from inside ChatGPT, so the visit arrives with chatgpt.com as its referrer and a utm_source=chatgpt.com tag.
Buy it now, then Shopify’s own checkout on the development store with the Bogus Gateway test card. The form entry itself is cut: the tester’s browser autofill holds real contact details. The recording resumes on the order confirmation.
The orders list and the order page, both showing #1002. The customer card on the order page is covered and the name blurred in the list; this is a real person’s address. Nothing else on either page is altered.
The order’s conversion details, as Shopify records them: “Converted after a visit from chatgpt.com — Via UTM”. Shopify computes this a few minutes after the order is placed; the app reads that attribution rather than guessing at it.
The dashboard is opened from Apps in the admin. Orders from AI assistants reads 2 and Revenue from AI assistants $65.90 in the 7-day, 30-day and 60-day windows (one order, $32.95, before #1002). The breakdown by assistant shows ChatGPT with both orders, and the recent-orders table lists #1002 with ChatGPT as its assistant. The app’s only scope is read_orders; no customer field is read at any point.
Shopify’s order API reaches back 60 days, so the app also writes its own daily ledger from the day it is installed, once a night at 04:10 UTC. The recording was made the same afternoon as the order, so that view still shows the day before; #1002 is written to it by the next nightly run.