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How well your shop answers

Fix it on Tuesday. Know by Monday if it worked.

Your shop keeps the questions it could not answer and asks them again. You see which fixes worked.

How well your shop answersStart for free

Why now

Over a third

of the average US retail home page cannot be seen by AI at all.

Source: Adobe Digital Insights, US retail sites, September 2026

AI can only repeat what your shop can say.

Much of a shop can be invisible to AI. Grading real answers shows where yours falls short.

Try it

Follow one question to its fix.

Walk through it, from the miss to the proof.

Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.

A shopper asks for a waterproof coat.

Your shop shows nothing, so the question goes on your list.

The real screen

Four figures, no made up score.

How often you answered, what you checked, what you can fix, and when search was not working.

The answers screen of the Storeware dashboard, on Orelle, a demo shop.
Answers, on Orelle. A real Storeware screen, on a demo shop with example orders.

How it works

Your shop marks its own homework.

  1. It keeps the question

    A question that found nothing goes on a list, with how often it was asked.

  2. It asks again

    The same question, read the same way, so a change means your fix worked.

  3. It shows what changed

    Each question says where it stands now, and what it was before.

What you get

What you can read and do.

  • How many got an answer
  • Facts your shop could check
  • What you can fix tonight
  • Times search was not working
  • A list, most asked first
  • Four plain results
  • Ask them again now
  • Stop asking, or put one back

For AI agents

AI agents’ questions are on the list too.

A question from an AI agent counts like any other. Fix it once, and both get the better answer.

The real screen

A list you can act on twice.

Fix something, then see if the same question now gets an answer.

The unanswered screen of the Storeware dashboard, on Kiln and Cloth, a demo shop.
Unanswered, on Kiln and Cloth. A real Storeware screen, on a demo shop with example orders.

Before you count on it

What to know first.

  • On every plan, including the free one.
  • The Monday run needs a plan that lets your shop work on its own. Without it, press Ask them again now.
  • Each Monday covers up to twenty questions, and your list holds up to fifty. So a full list takes weeks to go round.
  • The button asks three at a time, and skips anything asked in the last hour.
  • With no questions yet there is no report, because a score would be made up.

Questions

Is there one score?
No. There are four figures, because each one has a different fix.
What if I just do not sell the thing?
The list says You do not sell it. That is a right answer, not a failure.
Does an AI write these figures?
No. Each is counted from what your shop did. You can check one by running the same search.
Can I stop a question coming back?
Yes. Press Stop asking. It stays off the list until you put it back.

Know your fixes worked.

Start building your shop today. No card needed.