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Dates are build dates. Versions before the App Store listing are numbered 0.x.

0.4 · 2026-10-13

The weekly report lists the incidents of one kind as one line, with the pages named and the longest; a lone page incident names its page.
On a phone the badge strip, the step chains and the day strip scroll sideways instead of wrapping.
Pages can be pinned to the top and tagged; a tag bar above the list; the Pages row pauses and resumes with one icon.

Check now presses Add to Cart in the real browser at once on Pro and Business, whatever the plan interval; the day budget still holds.
The unblocking layer: a page the store refused with a 429 or a 403 is read once more through Bright Data’s Web Unlocker, within a daily count by plan — Free 4 for the walk only, Pro 60, Business 150. A refused check is not judged and opens no incident.
The live theme is watched by its updated time before every walk: an edit in the theme editor fires no webhook and is the first cause to look for.
Every Timeline row says where to look in Shopify: the product of a sensor row, Themes, Preferences, Shipping, Markets, Domains.
The history of incidents comes by kind — Store, Orders, Pages — with counts; what is open shows above it whatever the tab.
A page that never answered and is 404 is missing, not down; it stays out of the day totals. A link pasted into Pages is accepted only from this store’s own hosts.
Only products on the Online Store are picked into the watched set by themselves; a sensor that leaves the Online Store is swapped at once by the webhook, with a timeline row.
Findings of one rule that wait together go as one message, not one each.

Pages: every page a customer can land on — collections, cart, search, the policies, contact, and your own — loaded on the schedule of the plan with the response code, the time, a seven-day usual and the uptime; the certificate of the domain read once a day.
Uptime on Home: today, 7 days, 30 days or own dates; the funnel, the pages and the incidents against the span before; a day strip and a calendar.
Speed grades Fast, Good, Slow, Bad under every step; a badge strip under the Home tiles.
The work, shown: Why? under every product verdict; the walks of the robot customer on Home with their four times; Test now on every product row; the Checked tab with every pass of the product checks and its response time.
The storefront password travels as the whole cookie jar; the On switch of a recipient; the SKU of the sensor variant under its name.

First build on the njX watch core: the robot customer walks the storefront — home page, a sensor product, Add to Cart, the checkout page — every hour on Free, every 15 minutes on Pro, every 5 on Business, with the time of each step and a short piece of evidence when one fails.
An incident after two failed checks in a row, closed by the first good one; the causes from the changes of the 48 hours before — a theme published, a new script, a shipping profile, the password — each with its time and a link to where it is undone.
The timeline of store changes from Shopify’s webhooks and the home page: themes, domain, currency, password, shipping, markets, products, collections, scripts and app embeds; bulk edits as one row.
Watched products checked one by one: page not found, hidden from the Online Store, a price of 0, no picture, in stock but Add to Cart refuses it.
Orders against the usual hour of the week on Pro and Business: orders stopped, checkouts without orders, a day far below usual.
Alerts to Telegram, Slack, Discord and e-mail with a test on every recipient; the daily products note on Pro; the weekly report on Business. Three plans on Shopify billing.