Hey Product Hunt. I'm Cole, solo dev in Japan. This is my first launch. I built RestockPilot for one specific moment: a customer messages asking where their order is, and that's how the seller finds out they're already out of stock. Small Shopify sellers have too many SKUs to check by hand, and Shopify's native low-stock notice just tells you a number is low — it doesn't tell you what to order or from whom. RestockPilot checks your inventory once a day. When a product crosses the reorder point you set, it emails you a draft purchase order — SKU, quantity, supplier — already filled in. • It doesn't forecast demand. You set the reorder point, it just watches it. • It never contacts your supplier. You review the draft and send it yourself. • No auto-ordering, on purpose — if the draft's wrong, the only cost is deleting an email. $12/mo, 14-day trial. Kept it narrow because I'd rather add things sellers actually ask for than guess upfront. Genuinely curious: does a once-a-day check match how you restock, or do some of you need it triggered by a sale instead of a clock?

RestockPilot - Shopify low-stock alerts

Low-stock alerts that arrive as a draft purchase order

Low-stock alerts that arrive as a draft purchase order