Changelog

Vetta is not publicly launched yet. This page records what has shipped so far, newest first, so you can see where the product is before you decide to rely on it.

September 2026 · The web app

Vetta used to live only inside the Shopify admin. It now also runs as a standalone web app, which is what makes agency work possible.

• One workspace, every store. Connect all the stores you manage to a single login and switch between them without leaving the app.
• A review queue across clients. Everything waiting for a decision, from every connected store, in one filterable list.
• Sign in without the Shopify admin. Email sign-in with a one-time code, or Google. Reviewers who do not work in Shopify no longer need staff access to a store.
• Accounts and memberships. A person is now an account that can belong to several stores, with a role per store.
• The interface in five languages. English, French, Spanish, German and Italian, kept as a per-person choice across both surfaces.

September 2026 · Tracking and imports

• Per-resource tracking. Choose which products, collections, pages and articles Vetta watches; each plan sets how many can be tracked.
• CSV imports estimate before they run. You see how many versions an import will create, and what it will cost, before anything is queued.
• Billing you can read on the web. Plan and credit balance are visible outside the Shopify admin; changes still happen in Shopify, where they belong.

September 2026 · The public site

• The site you are reading: landing page in five languages, pricing generated from the product's own plan definitions, privacy policy, and a support form.

June 2026 · Review, history and agents

The core of Vetta, in its first form.

• Proposal and approval. Versions are proposed by a person, a CSV import or an AI agent, and reach the storefront only once a reviewer approves them.
• Field-level diff. Titles, handles, descriptions, SEO fields, tags and metafields, compared against what is live, in the source language and in each translation.
• Version history and rollback. Every version is kept, including edits made directly in Shopify, and any of them can be restored.
• MCP server. Claude and ChatGPT can connect to Vetta, read the catalogue and propose versions. There is no publish tool for them to call.
• Bulk CSV import. Map a spreadsheet to your fields once, reuse the mapping, and send hundreds of proposals into review at a time.