Stovura is inventory demand planning made for apparel. It reads your Shopify catalogue and sales, then tells you what to reorder, how much, and in exactly which sizes and colours — so you stop breaking size runs and stop tying up cash in stock that won't sell.
On-demand forecasting, timestamped per run. Works with your existing Shopify catalogue.
No spreadsheets to wire up. Stovura reads the catalogue and sales you already have.
Install from Shopify. Stovura reads your products, variants, and order history — including how your sizes and colours are structured.
Demand is estimated at the size-and-colour level, not just the style, so the plan reflects how each size actually sells.
See what to reorder, how much, and in which sizes — with the reasoning shown. Export it and place your order.
Setup takes about 15–20 minutes end to end. See the full getting-started guide →
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The details that break generic forecasting — size curves, colourways, minimum order quantities — are exactly what Stovura is built around.
A reorder plan broken out by size and colour, so you replenish the sizes that are actually selling instead of ordering a flat pack.
Demand is modelled per size, with allocation driven by the gap to your target for each size line — not by splitting one number across a curve.
See which styles need ordering now, which to watch, and which are overstocked — so cash isn't locked in slow movers while bestsellers run dry.
Stovura is a Shopify app that tells apparel brands what to reorder, how much, in which sizes and colours, and by when — with every recommendation explained in plain language. Unlike general inventory tools that plan at the product level, Stovura plans at the size level, because a style can look "in stock" while its bestselling sizes are sold out. It reads your sales history and current stock to build a per-size demand forecast, then turns it into a clear buy list.
Stovura is built specifically for DTC apparel and footwear brands — anyone selling products in a size run, usually across colours. If you've ever reordered a style only to find M and L sold out while XXS and XXL piled up, or you plan size curves in spreadsheets, Stovura is built for exactly that. It's especially useful for brands moving off Stocky or managing broken size runs by hand.
Stovura learns weekly demand from your Shopify sales history — per variant, so it understands how each size of each colour sells, not just the style overall. It deliberately excludes weeks that would distort the picture: the current in-progress week, promotional weeks you've tagged, and stockout weeks where low sales just meant you were out of stock.
From that clean demand it builds a per-size target and reorder point that factor in your supplier lead time and review cycle — so you reorder before a size runs out, in the right quantity per size.
Three things general tools miss for apparel:
You enter your lead time, minimum order quantity, and case-pack size per style or colourway. Stovura respects them: it rounds to case packs, and when a supplier minimum would overstock you past your cover limit, it holds the order rather than trapping your cash — and gives specific advice: negotiate the minimum, ask for a partial shipment of just the short sizes, or override and order if availability matters more to you than efficiency.
Yes — most apparel catalogs aren't perfectly structured, and Stovura is built for that. It automatically detects which option is size and which is colour, recognising a wide range of size formats and colour names. For anything it can't resolve — unusual option names, multiple size axes, unrecognised values — it flags it on a Catalog Mapping screen with a confidence level and a one-click fix, rather than guessing. Your corrections are saved and stick across future syncs.
You're in control of three fast, on-demand actions:
Yes. Download your buy list as a CSV to send to suppliers or open in Excel. You choose what to include — just the "order now" items for a clean purchase order, or add "order soon" and held items for a fuller planning view. The export is self-documenting: per-size quantities, recommended order date, supplier minimum and basis, hold reasons with recommended actions, and the date the plan was generated.
Yes. Stovura reads your incoming stock straight from Shopify — the in-transit quantities on your PO-linked Transfers — and factors it into your recommendations, per size. So it won't tell you to reorder a size that already has a delivery on the way, and you never double-order. On-hand inventory syncs automatically too, per size and per location.
$59/month, with all features included and a 30-day free trial.
About 15–20 minutes. You connect your store and sync your catalog, backfill your sales history, confirm your size/colour mapping (mostly auto-detected), and enter your supplier terms — lead time, MOQ, case pack — via a pre-filled worksheet.
Stovura only stores the sales totals it needs to forecast — units sold per variant per day — not individual orders or customer personal information. You can read the full details in our privacy policy.
We're a small team and we read every message. For support, demos, or anything about Stovura, email us directly.
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