What's newin Layers

Creating a product sequence no longer requires picking a collection — new sequences now apply across your whole catalog automatically.

Shopify combined-listing colorways can now be grouped into a product family automatically, and interaction-based block recommendations treat each family as one product.

Automatic product families can now group by metaobject-reference and list-typed attributes.

See exactly when a newly enabled facet is ready, with live Building, Live, and Failed status in the dashboard.

The product details page now flags active, published products that Layers is excluding from search and collections, and names the exact tag or setting responsible.

Layers now detects geo-shaped values in JSON metafields automatically, so geo attributes are ready without manual setup.

Judge.me, Fera, Junip, Smile.io, LoyaltyLion, and Swym Wishlist Plus are now available as Layers catalog integrations.

Layers now supports Shopify collections that include only some of a product’s variants, so browse, filters, price sorting, and variant breakouts respect exactly what’s in the collection.

Zero-result search reporting no longer counts SKU and barcode lookups that miss your catalog, and LayersQL now tracks those misses under their own metrics.

Turn single-type metaobject-reference metafields — like color or material swatches — into storefront facets, with an opt-in flag that resolves each value’s display name and image automatically.

See exactly what Layers indexed for a product, what it left out and why, and how variants were split — right from the product page.

Filter grouped LayersQL queries by a volume floor with the new HAVING clause, and build from a much larger catalogue of product-level metrics.