StoreFix AI

StoreFix AI App Store Launch Status

Last updated: 2026-05-26

Launch target

The lane goal is safe, review-first Shopify catalog QA after Shopify App Store approval.

Evidence must be reproducible from local/public artifacts and should be collectible without blind edits to merchant stores.

  1. Merchant controls every write action with explicit per-issue confirmation.
  2. Every suggestion records traceability metadata: source field, scan rule, confidence, and timestamp.
  3. Undo and export workflows are documented and demonstrable.
  4. Data retention, uninstall cleanup, and access scope are described in policy pages.
  5. Public copy avoids ranking or revenue-guarantee language.

Launch status matrix

Current status: Approved, published, and walkthrough-passed (Shopify App Store approval email received May 22, 2026 at 10:37 AM. The app is published as a listed Shopify App Store application. The end-to-end install/open, scan, report, selected update, rescan, and undo walkthrough passed on May 26, 2026.)

Public listing: https://apps.shopify.com/storefix-ai-1

Area Ready criteria Evidence to collect
Product scope Read-only scan by default. Write actions behind explicit merchant approval. Scanner flow screenshot, approval simulation screenshot, CSV export sample.
Catalog issue coverage Detect missing/weak alt text, missing meta fields, short or duplicate descriptions, and weak titles. At least one local scan against sample catalog that includes these issue types.
Audit trail Each suggested edit captures before value, after value, reason code, and actor. One exported sample showing issue row + rationale and confidence data.
Support and onboarding Support docs cover setup, scan limits, expected outputs, export formats, and troubleshooting. Support and readiness links from the same section in landing and app entry points.
Privacy and terms Policy pages define data scope, retention, and uninstall behavior. Updated privacy.html and terms.html pages.

Shopify competitor research snapshot

Research checkpoint (2026-05-21): review competitors before adding broad search-visibility features to avoid category saturation.

View the expanded competitor matrix artifact refreshed on May 26, 2026 for pricing, automation, and review-theme evidence.

View the merchant-validation evidence artifact showing how the seven-rule QA scan behaved on small, medium, and large synthetic catalogs.

Competitor class Observed pressure StoreFix wedge
Alt-text only apps (Lumi, AltGenius, ATAI) High number of entrants and price sensitivity. Pair alt-text with description + search listing fields checks in one report-first catalog workflow.
Generic copy generators (ChatGPT description tools) Large review volume and crowded positioning. Position as fix planning and catalog hygiene, not headline AI copy generation.
Broad search-visibility suites (Avada, Boosters, etc.) Feature breadth lowers trust and increases complexity. Keep scope conservative: catalog records first, no theme/theme-app embedding as default.
Store audit tools (StoreScan, URLAudit) Many audit outputs but weak per-product edit traceability. Keep one issue type set and strong per-field evidence + export evidence as merchant asset.

Search-term priorities for private/public listing

Research evidence sources used for this snapshot

Launch evidence package

Keep these artifacts available for listing maintenance, support, and install-flow troubleshooting.

1) Scope-lock claim review

Verify all public pages use conservative claims and remove passive-income/search-ranking guarantee wording.

Owner: Codex. Files: site/index.html, site/terms.html, site/privacy.html.
2) Scanner traceability proof

Collect a screenshot sequence for sample import, issue filtering, and CSV/HTML report exports.

Owner: You. Files: site/storefix-scanner.html, site/storefix-scanner.js, samples/shopify-products-sample.csv.
3) Policy/terms alignment

Keep uninstall and data-handling statements explicit, including retention windows and merchant-delete flow.

Owner: Codex. Files: site/privacy.html, site/terms.html.
4) Support workflow

Ensure support page documents reproducible bug-report format and issue examples with expected output.

Owner: Codex. File: site/support.html.
5) Evidence index

Store screenshots and export files under a date-stamped local folder for easy Shopify submission upload.

Owner: You. Suggested path: .tmp/storefix-appstore-readiness/2026-05-21/.
6) Reviewer response kit

Keep a consistent answer set for future Shopify questions about permissions, testing, data handling, and support.

Owner: Codex. File: site/storefix-review-response-kit-2026-05-22.html. Open kit.
7) Billing readiness

Keep subscription billing disabled until the first 10 customers validate support load, undo confidence, and pricing.

Owner: Codex. File: site/storefix-billing-readiness.html. Open billing readiness.
8) Merchant-validation fixture pass

Use the May 26 fixture results to explain deeper review-only rules without promising automatic fixes for every warning.

Owner: Codex. File: site/storefix-merchant-validation-2026-05-26.html. Open validation evidence.

Post-approval launch actions

Current lane completion status