Capability inventory

What actually runs in the store I operate

No vague sales talk. This is what runs in production on biohac.pl, plus what is in progress and what does not exist yet.

This page comes from a review of the store's code, not a wishlist. "Shipped" means it runs on the live store today. "In progress" means written and merged, but switched off behind a flag or waiting on a contract or credentials.

48

Shipped

4

In progress

2

Planned

Category 01

Measurement and analytics

9

Shipped

0

In progress

0

Planned

GA4 and GTM

Shipped

Full sales measurement from product view to purchase. Tags change without a frontend release.

Server-side measurement

Shipped

Events also travel server-side, so ad blockers and iPhone settings stop cutting purchases out of your reports.

Meta CAPI without double counting

Shipped

The browser event and the server event share one id, so Meta merges them instead of counting twice.

GDPR-aligned consent

Shipped

Marketing events wait in a buffer until the shopper accepts, then flush. No workarounds.

Funnel data even when consent is declined

Shipped

When a shopper refuses marketing cookies you still see where people drop out of checkout.

The source behind every order

Shipped

The campaign a shopper arrived from travels with them all the way to purchase, so you know what actually sells.

Purchases counted once

Shipped

Refreshing the thank-you page or returning from payment cannot inflate reported revenue.

Separate measurement for testing

Shipped

Test orders and bot traffic go to a separate container, so they never pollute sales stats.

Session recordings

Shipped

Watch how people really click when something in the buying path misbehaves.

Category 02

Speed and technology

8

Shipped

1

In progress

0

Planned

Nuxt 4 storefront, WooCommerce behind it

Shipped

WordPress stays where it is strong, in the back office. Shoppers get a separate, fast storefront.

Pages served from cache

Shipped

Product pages refresh every few minutes, category pages come from cache, and static pages are built before anyone asks for them.

Load on demand

Shipped

Sections below the first screen wake up as you scroll, so a phone is not computing everything at once.

Critical styles on the product page

Shipped

The view that sells stopped waiting on a dozen separate stylesheet files.

Modern images

Shipped

WebP and AVIF in several sizes, matched to the shopper's screen.

Everything compressed

Shipped

Store files ship pre-compressed, so there is less to download on mobile.

Query budgets enforced automatically

Shipped

If someone adds a query that would bloat a product listing, the tests stop it before release.

Edge-cached store queries

Shipped

Repeat store queries served from the CDN in tens of milliseconds, instead of waiting on the back office every time.

Lighter network requests

In progress

Queries sent as short ids instead of full text. Built and tested, waiting to be switched on in production.

Category 03

Selling and UX

8

Shipped

0

In progress

1

Planned

Fast side cart

Shipped

The cart slides in without a page reload, with price and delivery visible right away.

Free-shipping nudge

Shipped

Shoppers see how much is missing for free delivery, and get a product suggestion that closes the gap.

Complementary products

Shipped

Rule-based suggestions placed where they genuinely raise basket value.

Product bundles

Shipped

Bundles priced on the server, so the discount cannot be tampered with in the browser.

Product configurator

Shipped

A short wizard walks the shopper to the right variant instead of leaving them with a category list.

Instant search

Shipped

Results appear as you type, with the most popular products first.

Filters with their own links

Shipped

Every filter has a URL, so it can be indexed by Google and used in campaigns.

Reviews and customer content

Shipped

Google ratings and customer videos wired into the homepage.

Quick product preview

Planned

A preview from the listing, without opening the product page.

Category 04

Payments and delivery

5

Shipped

2

In progress

1

Planned

PayU: cards, transfers, BLIK

Shipped

The full set of methods the Polish market expects, with every payment notification signature-verified.

Buy now, pay later

Shipped

PayPo and Twisto for higher basket values.

Bank transfer with a QR code

Shipped

Shoppers scan the code in their banking app instead of copying an account number.

Parcel lockers and courier

Shipped

Locker picking on a map inside checkout, alongside standard courier delivery.

Company details from a tax id

Shipped

The shopper enters a VAT id and the rest of the invoice details fill themselves in.

BLIK without a redirect

In progress

The code is entered on your own checkout instead of jumping to the provider. Written, waiting to be switched on.

InPost Pay

In progress

One-tap checkout from the InPost app. Integration is ready, waiting on the merchant contract.

Apple Pay and Google Pay

Planned

Mobile wallets for even faster phone checkouts.

Category 05

Content and AI

9

Shipped

0

In progress

0

Planned

AI articles straight into WordPress

Shipped

A topic goes in, a finished draft with SEO metadata comes out, filed in the panel for review.

A store you operate by instruction

Shipped

Products, orders, stock and reports handled by AI directly in WordPress, without clicking through the admin.

Hard requirements on sources

Shipped

Material does not pass unless it has enough credible, current sources. This is the guard against AI that invents things.

A personalized email series

Shipped

After the quiz every shopper gets their own plan and seven days of tips written for their answers, not one template for everyone.

Content in a fixed shape

Shipped

The AI has to fill predefined fields, so emails do not drift when the model changes.

Hardened against instruction hijacking

Shipped

What a shopper types into a form cannot take over the AI.

Interactive widgets inside articles

Shipped

Simulators and calculators embedded in the content instead of another wall of text.

Pages answering real buying questions

Shipped

Dozens of pages answering specific purchase questions, plus comparison and lab-certificate pages.

Content edited without a developer

Shipped

A modern content layer: descriptions, landing pages and sections changed without a release.

Category 06

Compliance, quality and upkeep

9

Shipped

1

In progress

0

Planned

Omnibus pricing

Shipped

The lowest price from the last 30 days shown wherever the law requires it.

Automated checkout tests

Shipped

Hundreds of scenarios exercise cart, checkout and payments before every release.

Component library

Shipped

Over a hundred interface pieces in one place, with automatic visual comparison after changes.

Monitoring from outside

Shipped

A robot walks through a purchase on the live store on a schedule and raises an alarm when something breaks.

Protection against foreign scripts

Shipped

The store only admits known scripts and reports attempts to inject others.

Test environments behind a password

Shipped

Staging never reaches Google or customers.

Feature switches without a release

Shipped

Some store features can be turned on and off from the panel, without waiting for a developer.

The store plugin released in versions

Shipped

WordPress-side changes ship as versioned packages with their own tests, not manual file uploads.

Admin panel

Shipped

A separate panel with logins, roles and a view of background jobs.

Loyalty program

In progress

Points, history and redemption into a coupon. Built, switched off behind a flag pending the go-live decision.

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