“Did I miss an image?”
A product might be Active without the picture a shopper needs to understand it.
Running a Shopify store means keeping track of hundreds of small details. Brayn Store Check helps you review supported product and collection information, understand what matters, and choose your next step—with you in control.

Review what needs attention, then check again after changes.
Not every important issue announces itself. A quick check of the basics can give you a more useful starting point than another long mental checklist.
A product might be Active without the picture a shopper needs to understand it.
Empty product descriptions leave important questions unanswered.
Missing SKUs can make catalog and fulfilment work harder.
Collections may be empty—or contain products that aren't Active.
A crossed-out compare-at price may need a second look before a promotion.
Store Check follows a practical, merchant-guided flow. You choose when to run a check and what actions to take from its results.
Open Store Check inside the Shopify Admin app and choose to review supported store details.
Review product status, inventory, key product fields, variants and collections.
See a score out of 100 with Must fix, Should fix and Nice to improve priorities.
Read why it matters and see a sample of the items that deserve attention.
Open an affected item in Shopify, or review a supported product text/SEO edit in Fix Problems.
Run another check after edits and use Check History to revisit earlier results.
The six-stage flow describes source-implemented development behavior. Editing and other capabilities still require final release acceptance; this page does not start a real store scan.
A health score helps you see how many issues Store Check found in the checks it ran. The priorities point you toward the details that matter most to review.
Must fix flags higher-priority issues. Should fix highlights important improvements. Nice to improve covers lower-priority refinements.
The score is based on detected finding categories and affected-item counts. It is not a Shopify endorsement, guaranteed launch readiness, proof of sales-channel publication, or a measure of future sales.
These examples come from the core Store Check source rules, rather than a future wish list. They focus on Shopify product, variant and collection records.
Get a reminder when the catalog contains no products or has no Active products. An Active status still does not prove that a product appears on a sales channel.
Publication to a specific sales channel must still be checked separately.
Try a few representative findings from the current rules. All names and numbers here are invented examples to explain the interface—not a scan of any merchant's real store.
An Active product has no primary image, so customers could be missing a key part of its presentation.
For many findings, Store Check helps you open the affected item in Shopify. Its separate Fix Problems flow also contains source-implemented support for reviewing product-title, description and search-text edits.
See the existing product text or search description.
AI suggestions depend on configuration; you can enter a manual replacement.
Product text/SEO updates in the source require a merchant action before they are written.
Check whether the finding has changed after the approved edit.
These edit flows are source-implemented but not yet accepted for broad public production release. Store Check does not promise automatic fixes to prices, stock, tax, checkout, shipping or theme code.
Check History lets merchants look back at earlier completed checks, including scores and problem counts. Comparing scans can help you see what changed after you reviewed items.
Store Check can also flag that the latest result needs another check after store edits. That matters: a previous score isn't a live, always-current statement about your store.
The three dates and scores in this illustration are entirely synthetic. They are not actual merchant performance evidence, and a higher score does not promise more sales.
Whether you're getting started or already juggling dozens of products, the goal is the same: notice a supported issue, understand it, and make a decision that fits your business.
Check product completeness and find gaps before you start telling people about your store.
Revisit product images, descriptions, stock signals and collections without relying only on memory.
Review product and collection basics before a campaign points shoppers toward your products.
The examples describe possible use cases and product direction. No verified sales, conversion, ranking or performance outcome is promised.
Brayn Store Check is undergoing private release testing. You can explore the product story here, but there is no public Shopify App Store installation or active subscription to start from this page.
Our proposed commercial offer is one paid plan with a seven-day trial. Exact merchant billing, trial behavior, fair-use controls and public terms remain subject to release verification.
Pricing and trial terms are owner-approved targets, not live Shopify billing configuration. The plan's exact included allowances and activated features require final verification.
Store Check is in prelaunch. These answers describe source-implemented development behavior and important limits—not an offer to install a public app today.
Yes, the core product and collection checks do not require order history. They can flag a catalog with no products or no Active products. Actual public release is still pending.
No. It means no issues were found in the supported checks in that completed scan. It does not prove sales-channel publication, checkout readiness, search rankings or future sales.
Core checks cover product status, missing descriptions and primary images, certain stock conditions, missing variant SKUs, compare-at-price sanity, blank SEO descriptions and collection membership/activity.
Draft products count toward “Products checked,” but several product-detail findings apply only to Active products. If no product is Active, Store Check can show a separate launch finding.
The source implements a preview-and-merchant-action flow for supported product text and SEO fields. AI help depends on configuration. It does not silently modify inventory, prices, shipping, checkout or theme code; broader production acceptance remains open.
Check History shows earlier completed results and can help you compare them. A historical result may become stale after store changes, so another check can be necessary.
No. USD $79 monthly, USD $790 annually and seven days are approved commercial proposals. Shopify plan inventory, subscription activation and trial behavior have not been confirmed.
Not publicly. Store Check remains in prelaunch preparation, with further security, lifecycle, privacy, billing and listing checks needed before any public App Store availability.
Explore Store Check's supported checks and how they are intended to guide merchants. We'll share installation information only when the product is actually available.