7:00
The listing is already wrong
Posted hours flip the map to Open. The bakery is still dark. Three people will try the door, leave, and remember it.
Know,Before you go!
Posted hours were 7:00. Dan is late. Wayfinder still shows open. StillShut reads the front door sign and lights, texts Maria, and puts one honest sentence on the listing, BiteRun, the website, and the answer line.
Watch the morning
Scrub the shop clock. The camera and the listing stay on the same minute.
6:52 · Dawn. Dark shop, as expected. Posted opening is still eight minutes away.
One morning
Customers were already on their way.
7:08
The camera is the source of truth
StillShut looks at the sign, the window, and how busy the front is. Not faces. Not names. After five grace minutes it texts Maria: not open yet. Usual opening is 7:00.
7:10
One sentence, four places
She taps Back at 7:40. Wayfinder shows opening late. BiteRun pauses the sourdough orders. The bakery site hangs a banner. Callers hear the same time.
7:38
The sign flips. It fixes itself.
OPEN, lights on. StillShut reopens the listing and keeps the crop so Maria can see why.
What it will not do
No faces. No invented hours.
Full frames die in a minute. We keep a sign crop for a day. Front-door traffic is how much the pixels moved, not who stood there. If the sign is messy, we ask Maria rather than guess.
What you click next
The live shop, then her phone.
The next screen shows the camera beside the listing. Scrub time, then open owner phone to call Dan, post Back at 7:40, or mark a closed day.
Open live shopThis demo uses a Partner API simulator, not a physical camera. Wayfinder and BiteRun are named mocks, not real maps or delivery apps. Hartley Flour still owes Friday's sack.