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Shows Amazon Vine rolling periods review risk for 30/60/90 day windows with user-triggered sync. Rolling Vine helps Amazon Vine members track review-performance risk with clear rolling periods metrics directly on the Vine Account page. This extension adds three cards in the Account page for the last 90, 60, and 30 days, showing: - Number of orders - Number of completed reviews - Review rate (percentage) - Status ("At risk" below 60%, "OK" at or above 60%) With one click on "Sync my Vine history", the extension scans your Vine Orders and Completed Reviews pages, calculates rolling periods statistics, and updates the dashboard. Key features: - Rolling 90/60/30-day performance view - One-click manual sync - Clear risk highlighting when review rate drops below 60% - Safe-stop behavior if CAPTCHA, login/session issues, or unexpected page structure are detected - Lightweight UI integrated into the native Vine layout Privacy-first by design: - No external backend - No account info collected - No analytics tracking - All parsing and calculations happen locally in your browser - Data is stored only in local extension storage Disclaimer: Rolling Vine is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon. Users are solely responsible for account activity and compliance with Amazon policies. The developer assumes no responsibility for warnings, suspensions, bans, or other account actions.
May 22, 2026
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