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Keep a shopping candidate distinct from a purchase record
“Add to cart”, “In stock”, “Free shipping” and “Size guide” score 8 for Shopping in Shotnest; keep the variant and store with the screenshot.
Why the sample is a clear Shopping case
All four phrases are on the Shopping list and all are longer than five letters, so each one adds 2 points. The total is 8 and no other shelf scores, which places the screenshot firmly on Shopping. There is no price in the text, so the price bonus does not apply and Receipts stays at zero.
Those phrases are interface labels. They tell the rules that the screen is a store page, but not which product, size or colour you were looking at. That information lives elsewhere on the screen and is what makes the screenshot useful when you compare options later.
Add two prices to the same text, €49.90 and €59.90, and Shopping rises to 9 while Receipts picks up 1 point from the price bonus. Two prices are enough for that bonus; the rules do not check whether they belong to the same product.
Original harmless example
- Text
- Add to cart In stock Free shipping Size guide
- Expected suggested shelf
- Shopping
Build a shortlist you can compare
- Capture the product name, chosen variant and size in the same screenshot when possible.
- Check the store name is visible or add the screenshot to a folder named after the purchase.
- Give each candidate its own screenshot so a later search by model number returns one item.
- Search the shortlist later by product name or a model number.
- Check the store for current price and availability before buying.
- Shopping score
- 8
- Receipts score
- 0
- Prices in the text
- 0
Folders are a simple way to keep one shortlist together. The free version allows a limited number of folders and Pro removes the limit; a screenshot removed from a folder stays in Photos.
Shortlist mistakes
- Keeping the promotional banner and cropping out the variant you chose.
- Reading “In stock” in an old screenshot as availability today.
- Mixing candidates from different stores without a note of which is which.
- Treating a Shopping screenshot as an order record.
A label, not a lookup
The suggestion comes from words on the screen. The classifier tool linked below does not check stock, look up a live price or confirm that an order was placed.
An old Shopping screenshot keeps its old words, including “In stock” and any delivery promise.