As I have been with ShipBob for about a year, tired of the lost inventory and slow support. I am looking into ShipMonk but reviews seem just as mixed. Doing around 400 orders a month, DTC Shopify, skincare products nothing complicated. Anyone switched from either and actually happy with where they landed?
Three years online-only, 32 active clients, fully remote. Mostly tech / consulting / startup clients in their 30s-40s who wear something. Apple Watch is most common, a few on WHOOP, two on Garmin.
At 30+ clients I can’t manually look at each client’s HR data across the week. I need software that pulls the data and surfaces it in something I can actually scan in 5 minutes per client per week.
What I’ve found so far is platforms claiming wearable integration but in practice it means “we sync step count from Apple Health,” which isn’t useful for training programming. What I need is actual session HR data (intensity zones, recovery markers, sleep impact on performance).
Who’s actually doing this well in 2026? Specifically interested in:
* Real Apple Watch session integration (workout HR, not just steps)
* WHOOP API integration (recovery, strain) if it exists
* A weekly client dashboard that flags concerns rather than making me hunt
Crimes against women have also dipped marginally. In 2024, a total of 4,41,534 cases have been registered against women in the country, as against 4,48,211 in 2023. Also, the crime rate against women reduced to 64.6 crimes per lakh of female population as against 66.2 crimes per lakh of female population in 2023.
As per NCRB data, approximately 50 incidents of crime against women were recorded in the country per hour, while one incident of rape was recorded every 18 minutes.
After months of fighting flaky tests, I stopped blaming the test runner and started auditing my selectors. Here’s what I found:
Role-based locators first. Switching from CSS selectors to getByRole() eliminated most of my flakiness overnight. They’re resilient to style refactors and closer to how users actually interact with the page.
Avoid chaining locators too deeply. I had patterns like page.locator('.card').locator('.button').locator('span') that broke constantly. Flattening these into single, semantic locators made failures much easier to debug.
waitFor as a last resort, not a first instinct. I used to sprinkle waitForTimeout everywhere. Replacing those with waitForSelector or assertion-based waits made tests both faster and more meaningful.
The pattern I regret most: hardcoding test IDs on elements the dev team kept renaming. Painful lesson.
Curious what selector strategies others have settled on, especially for SPAs with heavy dynamic rendering. Do you enforce any conventions at the team level, or is it still the Wild West?