For Shopify

Sold-out products,
at the bottom.

Shopify can order a collection by price, by date, by best selling. It cannot sink the things nobody can buy. Aisle does — automatically, on a schedule you set.

Aisle is not on the Shopify App Store yet. It is being prepared for review.

Sorted 9 products. Three were sold out.

What it does

The sort order Shopify cannot express

Native sorting gives you one rule at a time. Aisle combines them, and adds the one Shopify has never offered.

  • Stock

    Sold-out products sink

    What is in stock stays where shoppers look. Sold-out products move to the bottom, or disappear from the collection until they are back.

  • Order

    Then order the rest

    Newest, cheapest, most expensive or best stocked — applied underneath the sold-out rule, not instead of it.

  • Schedule

    Runs without you

    Every day, every hour, or every fifteen minutes. Run it by hand whenever you like, and read the log to see exactly what moved.

Just as important

What Aisle does not do

Most of what breaks a store comes from apps that reach further than they need to. Aisle reorders collections. That is all it can do, by design.

  • No code in your theme. No Liquid, no scripts, nothing that can slow a page down or survive an uninstall.
  • No customer data. Aisle never asks Shopify for it and has nowhere to put it.
  • No recommendation engine, no scores, no model deciding what your shoppers see.
  • No dashboard to learn. Pick a collection, choose a rule, close the tab.
Already installed

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