Revmosys
Revmosys watches your website the way a good analyst would — how many people found you, how many got in touch, and what changed. It also checks whether Ai assistants name you when someone asks for a business like yours. When something breaks, it tells you which part broke and what to do about it.
Free while Revmosys is in launch · built by 26io Techlab · an advisor, not another dashboard
See it in action
The real Revmosys dashboard, shown with a demo account's data — not a live customer's traffic.
Every analytics tool tells you what happened. Revmosys tells you what broke.
One number, one sentence, one action — not a wall of charts nobody opens.
No forecast on noise
A trend only gets a prediction once it clears the statistical noise floor — never a guess dressed up as one.
A range, never one number
Every score ships with its real confidence range, so you can see how sure — or unsure — the read actually is.
One broken stage, named
Fewer visitors, or the same visitors not converting — it says which, instead of listing every metric that moved.
Silence when nothing's wrong
A business with nothing wrong gets an empty list. An advisor with a warning every month is a horoscope.
The same four steps, every night
Not a black box — this is the actual loop Revmosys runs on your site, on repeat.
Watch
Reads your traffic and orders every night — no dashboard to babysit.
Detect
Tests whether a change is real or just normal noise, before saying a word.
Explain
Names the one thing that broke, in plain words — not every metric that moved.
Verify
Checks next month whether the fix actually worked, and tells you.
Two things you'll actually get
A short monthly message, and a dashboard behind it if you want to dig.
What you get
Honest about small numbers
Most tools show a proud green +100% when your enquiries go 3 to 6. That's a coin flip, and we say so.
Finds the cause, not the symptom
If fewer people get in touch, it tells you whether Google stopped showing you or your page stopped asking — never both at once.
Checks if Ai assistants recommend you
Each month it asks assistants the questions your customers ask — 'best plumber near me' — and records whether you get named, and who gets named instead.
Sees which products are at risk
Reads your real sales — Shopify, WhatsApp orders, or a manual hook — and flags when revenue leans on one product, or one is genuinely declining, not just having a quiet week.
Ties Ai traffic to revenue
Tracks visits arriving from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Copilot and other assistants, and connects that traffic to what it's actually worth — not just a citation count.
Connects in one click
Real OAuth for Webflow, Shopify and Google Tag Manager, plus WordPress's own Matomo plugin. No developer, no DNS wrangling for most platforms.
Says when it doesn't know
A new site gets 'not enough data yet, check back in three weeks' instead of a confident guess.
Never touches your site
Revmosys advises — it finds what's fixable and shows you exactly what to change, but it never edits your website itself, even where it technically could.
First-party, no tracking cookies
Visitors are counted by a small script on your own site. No third-party cookies, no ad networks, nothing shared with anyone else.
In plain words
'23 people got in touch this month.' No sessions, no bounce rates, no attribution models.
Three steps to get going
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Connect in minutes
A one-click connection for Webflow and Shopify, a plugin for WordPress, or a single line of code for everything else. Most people don't need a developer.
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A message, not a dashboard
On the 1st you get a short note: how many people got in touch, what changed, and what we already fixed. The dashboard is there if you want to dig.
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One honest read, one action
A score against your own baseline with a real range — 34/100, range 26–42 — and the single thing worth your time.
Built for e-commerce and individual sites alike
Revmosys works out which kind of site yours is from its own behavior — a thank-you page and purchases with no calls reads as a store, calls and forms with no purchases reads as a service. Nobody sets a business type.
You sell products
Shopify, WhatsApp catalog orders, or a manual hook for anything else — Revmosys reads real order data and flags when revenue leans on one product, or one is genuinely declining.
You take enquiries
Calls, form submissions, bookings, WhatsApp messages — Revmosys counts the moments that actually matter for a site that isn't selling a product directly.
What it does for a store, specifically
Connect Shopify and Revmosys starts reading real order data that night — no guessing revenue from traffic alone.
- Real orders, not traffic-based guesses
- Shopify orders sync automatically once connected, WhatsApp catalog orders count too, and any other platform can report a sale with one line of code — Revmosys reads what actually sold, not what it infers from visits.
- Flags when you're too dependent on one product
- If 78% of revenue sits in a single product, that's a real risk — one bad month there and the whole store feels it. Revmosys names the dependency before it turns into a decline, not after.
- Tells a real decline from a quiet week
- Same statistical discipline as the traffic score — a product dipping for a few days isn't reported as 'failing' unless the numbers actually say so.
- Counts what Ai shoppers are worth
- Visits arriving from ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Copilot are tied to their actual purchase value, not just tracked as a citation somewhere.
One honest limit: Shopify blocks third-party scripts on the checkout page itself on Basic and Standard plans, so Revmosys never tries to watch it directly — it reads your real order data instead, which is where the numbers above come from. It also never changes your store itself — no prices, inventory, or listings touched automatically.
A Shopify store's best-selling product quietly drops 40% in a month.
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Revmosys reads the real order data overnight — nobody has to open a report to notice.
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It runs the same statistical test as the traffic score: is this a genuine decline, or just a slow week? Only a real signal gets flagged.
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Because that one product was 78% of revenue, it also names the underlying reason the dip hurts so much — a concentration risk, not just a bad week.
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The next monthly read checks whether the numbers recovered, and says plainly whether the fix worked.
A small business's website enquiries go from 3 a month to 6.
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Most analytics tools would show a proud '+100%' next to that. Revmosys checks whether a jump this small is a real shift or normal month-to-month variation — and says so plainly.
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If something genuinely broke — fewer visitors, or the same visitors not converting — it names which stage broke instead of listing every metric that moved.
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Once a month, it also checks whether Ai assistants recommend the business when someone asks for one nearby, and reports who gets named instead.
Free during launch
We've just launched — full dashboard access, no card required. Pricing returns once launch ends; we'll give existing users notice before that happens.
Use it free →Want the full picture?
How tracking works, connecting each platform, and how the score is built — all in the docs.
Questions about Revmosys
What is Revmosys?
Revmosys is a website momentum engine built by 26io Techlab. It tracks how many people find a site, how many get in touch, and what changed, then names which stage of the funnel broke instead of listing every symptom. It applies proper statistical tests so a rise from 3 enquiries to 6 is reported as normal variation rather than growth, and it says when there is not yet enough data for a reliable read. It also checks each month whether Ai assistants name the business when someone asks for one like it.
Does Revmosys use tracking cookies?
No. Revmosys counts visitors with a small first-party script running on the business's own site. It does not use third-party cookies or ad networks, and does not share data with anyone else.
How does Revmosys avoid reading noise as growth?
Revmosys applies statistical tests (Poisson and binomial) to enquiry counts, so a change such as 3 enquiries to 6 is reported as normal variation rather than as real growth, and every score is given with an explicit confidence range rather than a single misleading number.
Does Revmosys check whether Ai assistants recommend a business?
Yes. Each month Revmosys asks Ai assistants the kind of question a customer might use, such as 'best plumber near me', and records whether the business is named — and which competitors are named instead.
Is Revmosys only for one kind of business, like clinics or dentists?
No. Revmosys is built for two broad kinds of website, not one industry: e-commerce sites that sell products directly, and individual or service sites that run on enquiries — a local shop, a professional practice, a studio, an agency, a personal site. It works out which kind a site is from its own behavior (purchases with no calls reads as a store; calls and forms with no purchases reads as a service) rather than from a configured business type.
Does Revmosys ever change my website itself?
No. Revmosys is advise-only. It finds what's fixable and shows the exact change to make, but it never edits a customer's site itself, even on platforms like Shopify where its own access would technically allow it.
How do I connect my site to Revmosys?
Revmosys Connect installs tracking in one click via real OAuth for Webflow, Shopify, and Google Tag Manager, or through WordPress's own official Matomo plugin. Any other platform can use the revmosys-connect command-line tool or a short manual snippet — no developer required for most sites.
Does Revmosys track product sales and Ai-referral traffic, or just enquiries?
Both. Revmosys reads real order data — from Shopify, WhatsApp catalog orders, or a manual purchase hook — to flag when revenue depends too heavily on one product or a product is genuinely declining. It separately tracks visits arriving from Ai assistants such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Copilot, and ties that traffic to what it's actually worth.
What does Revmosys cost?
Revmosys is free to use right now — we've just launched, so there's no card required and full dashboard access. Pricing returns once launch ends, and existing users will get notice before that happens.