Counts down every return window
Enter what you paid and when it arrived. Every unfilmed product shows the days it has left, in your timezone, and turns amber at ten days and red at five.
For creators in the Amazon Influencer Program
Every product you forget to film is money you already spent.
SendShelf is a production tracker built around the one deadline that actually costs you money: the day the return window closes. It holds one product at a time from purchase to published video, and it always knows which one you should be filming next.
The problem is a clock nobody is watching
You buy a product to review. It arrives. You mean to film it this weekend, and then you film something else instead, and it sits on the shelf. Six weeks later you have a box you cannot return and a video you never made — so the product stopped being a business expense and became something you bought.
Nothing tells you this is happening. The return date is in an order confirmation you have already scrolled past. The product is on a shelf with eleven others. There is no screen anywhere that puts those two facts next to each other.
- Kitchen scale3 days left
- Desk lamp9 days left
- Cable organiser22 days left
What SendShelf does about it
Answers "what do I film next"
The queue is sorted for you by urgency and then by cost, because expensive product sitting unfilmed is the most money at risk. You do not get to reorder it. That is the point.
Holds you to one product at a time
Scripting, filming, editing and uploading are one lane wide. Starting a second product means parking the first, deliberately, instead of ending the month with six half-made videos.
Keeps the cost ledger as you go
Cost, purchase date, and whether you kept or returned each product are recorded as a by-product of the workflow — so at tax time the ledger already exists.
Built by hand, on purpose
SendShelf never connects to Amazon. It does not read your Creator Hub, it does not scrape product pages, and it never asks for your Amazon password — there is nowhere to type one. You enter the handful of details that matter, which takes about twenty seconds per product.
That is a deliberate limit rather than a missing feature. Automated access to an Amazon account is against Amazon's terms, and your influencer account is worth far more than the typing it would save.
Stop losing money to a clock you cannot see
Track what you bought, what it cost, and how long you have left to film it — one product at a time, start to finish.
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