Most low stock apps make you set a reorder number for every product. That's tedious, and wrong anyway: a fast seller and a slow seller need different numbers. Stock Scout skips all of it. It reads your recent sales, works out how fast each product sells, and shows how many days of stock you have left, ranked by what runs out first. It stays quiet on slow movers and low-data products, so alerts are ones you can trust. Read only. No setup. One daily digest, only when something needs you.

Hi Product Hunt, This is my first app. I am not a store owner myself, I am a builder, and this started from noticing one specific thing: almost every low stock app for Shopify makes you set a reorder number for every single product by hand. That seemed backwards. A store's own sales already show how fast each product moves, so the software should be able to figure out what is about to run out on its own. A product selling ten a day and one selling one a month should not share the same alert, yet a fixed threshold treats them the same. So I built the version that does the thinking for you. Stock Scout reads recent sales, works out each product's pace, and shows how many days of stock are left, most urgent first. No thresholds to set. It stays quiet on slow sellers and on products with too few sales to judge, so when it flags something, it means it. It is read only, so it never changes products or inventory, and it sends one short daily email only when something needs attention. I kept it deliberately small. One job, done well. Since I am not running a store myself, I would genuinely value feedback from people who are: does this match how you think about running out of stock, and what would make it more useful? Thanks for taking a look.

the "stays quiet on slow movers" part is honestly such a thoughtful call, basically respects your attention instead of just throwing noise at you.

Finally, an inventory app that gets it. The "days of stock left" view actually matches how I think about reordering instead of forcing me to babysit arbitrary thresholds for every SKU.

the "stays quiet on slow movers" part is honestly such a thoughtful call, basically respects your attention instead of just throwing noise at you.

Finally, an inventory app that gets it. The "days of stock left" view actually matches how I think about reordering instead of forcing me to babysit arbitrary thresholds for every SKU.

Stock Scout

Low stock alerts for Shopify, with zero setup

Low stock alerts for Shopify, with zero setup