GNIZDO is for that gap. It is a detection-first inventory truth layer for ecommerce operators: confirmed channel evidence, freshness, changes, findings and limitations in one reviewable place.
A completed sync is useful infrastructure. It is not proof that the inventory is correct. GNIZDO keeps those two ideas separate.
What it helps you see
- What each connected channel actually reported.
- Whether the evidence is still fresh enough to use.
- What changed since the previous confirmed observation.
- Where confirmed shared items differ and need context.
- Where GNIZDO cannot safely draw a conclusion yet.
That last point is deliberate. GNIZDO would rather show a limitation than manufacture a confident green badge from weak evidence.
The first public version
WooCommerce and Etsy can be connected today. Shopify is already a supported read-only runtime; the merchant-facing connection remains gated by publication of its App Store listing.
This is also the first formally versioned GNIZDO baseline. The version gives future changes a clean history; it is not the main story.
The main story is simpler: the nest is open.