Lost demand
See what shoppers wanted and never found.
Your shop keeps every question it could not answer. Then it shows you what was on the shelf and never shown.
Why now
53%
more often, shoppers from AI add to the basket than other visitors do.
Source: Adobe Digital Insights, US retail sites, September 2026
A missed question is worth seeing.
Shoppers from AI add to the basket more often. So a question your shop misses is worth seeing.
Try it
Sort what shoppers asked for.
Each miss gets one reason, worked out from your own products. Press one to see.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
Why your shop showed nothing
2 of these six questions
- Waterproof jacket under $50
- Linen shirt under $40
- Navy wool scarf
- Washable silk dress
- Grand piano
- Bamboo sofa
The real screen
The biggest gap sits first.
One list sorts by failures. The shelf list sorts by money.
How it works
A number you can check.
It keeps the question
Every question from a shopper or an AI agent is kept for you.
It finds the held back stock
If your shop had it and showed none, it counts the cheapest item it held back.
It adds nothing more
No guess about who would buy. A question with no product gets no price.
What you get
What the Demand screen shows.
- Top questions, in their words
- Stock nobody was shown
- A reason for each miss
- A new price, tried on past questions
- The same need, grouped
- Words you can teach it
- Where each question was asked
- Orders that came from a question
For AI agents
AI agents ask too.
Each question is marked as from a shopper or an AI agent, so you can see what both wanted.
The real screen
Buy stock on proof, not a hunch.
The one kind of gap that means buying stock is marked clearly. The rest are fixes, not purchases.
Stock film. The people in it are not Storeware customers.
Before you count on it
What this number is not.
- On every plan, including the free one.
- The money figure is not a forecast. It is the value of stock on the shelf when someone asked.
- A question that found nothing at all gets no price, because there was no product to price.
- It looks back over the last thirty days, and it fills up only as people ask.
Questions
- Is the money figure what I lost?
- No. It adds up the cheapest item held back each time. Nobody can say who would have bought.
- Will it tell me what stock to buy?
- It shows what people asked for that you do not sell. The choice stays yours.
- Can I test a lower price first?
- Yes. Type a price and see how many past questions it would have shown something to.
- Do AI agents count?
- Yes. Their questions sit beside shoppers’ questions, marked so you can tell them apart.
- What if something is not a real gap?
- Press Not a gap, and it leaves your list.
Next
Find out what your shelf is missing.
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