Restockly for Shopify.
Restockly reads your sales history and current stock in your Shopify store (the platform many online stores run on), then shows what needs attention today. Every product sits in one of four tiles — Order now, Order soon, Stocked, or No sales — so urgent items are obvious the moment you open the app.
What Restockly does.
- Four simple tiles — Order now, Order soon, Stocked, or No sales — no dashboard to learn.
- A live 60-day sales scan sorts products by urgency, with days-of-stock and a reorder-by date on every row.
- A reorder list grouped by vendor, ready to copy into an email or spreadsheet.
- Edit the suggested reorder quantities before you send them.
- No setup — it works from your inventory and sales history as soon as you install it.
Who Restockly is for.
Store owners who want a plain answer to “what do I need to reorder today” without building a spreadsheet or learning a forecasting tool. If you already run purchase orders and supplier records, Stockyard covers more ground; Restockly is the simple, free first step.
How Restockly works.
Install
Install free from the Shopify App Store. It reads your existing sales history and stock — nothing to configure.
Check the four tiles
Open the app and see what's Order now, Order soon, Stocked, or No sales.
Reorder
Open the vendor-grouped reorder list, edit quantities if needed, and copy them into an email or spreadsheet.
Questions people actually ask.
Is Restockly free?
Yes, Restockly is free, per the App Store listing.
Do I need to set anything up?
No — it reads your existing sales history and current stock automatically. No dashboards, no models to tune, no settings maze.
How far back does it look?
A live 60-day sales scan sorts every product by urgency, with days-of-stock and a reorder-by date.
Can I edit the reorder quantities it suggests?
Yes — open the vendor-grouped reorder list and edit any suggested quantity before you copy it into an email or spreadsheet.
What data does Restockly access?
Per the listing: device and activity data (geolocation, IP address, browser, and operating system), your store owner details, your products and inventory, and your order history for the last 60 days. It does not request customer names, emails, or addresses.