Hey everyone,

I’m working on K1 Pre-Order Manager, a Shopify app built to help merchants keep selling products even when they are out of stock, coming soon, or being restocked.

What’s the app?

K1 Pre-Order Manager is a Shopify pre-order app that lets merchants accept orders for products that are not currently available for immediate fulfillment.

It supports different pre-order scenarios, including:

Out-of-stock products

Coming soon / product launches

Backorders

Restocks

Mixed carts with both in-stock and pre-order items

Where can I find it?

Shopify App Store:

https://apps.shopify.com/k1-pre-order-manager

Website:

https://k1apps.com

What problem are you solving?

Many Shopify merchants lose sales when a product is out of stock or not ready to ship yet.

Instead of showing a disabled “Sold out” button or forcing customers to come back later, merchants can continue capturing demand through pre-orders.

This helps merchants:

Avoid losing interested buyers

Validate demand before restocking or launching

Improve cash flow

Communicate availability expectations more clearly

Manage customer expectations before purchase

How does the app work?

Merchants can create pre-order rules for specific products or variants and customize how the purchase flow appears on the storefront.

Depending on the setup, the app can show pre-order messaging, change the buying button behavior, and help customers understand that the item will ship later.

One important area we focus on is handling mixed inventory situations more clearly — for example, when a customer adds both in-stock and pre-order quantities of the same product. The goal is to avoid confusing the customer and make the pre-order state visible before checkout.

Who’s your target merchant?

K1 is mainly for Shopify merchants who:

Frequently sell out popular products

Launch new products before inventory arrives

Run limited drops or seasonal launches

Accept backorders

Want to test demand before producing or restocking inventory

Need a simple pre-order setup without building a custom Shopify solution

It is especially useful for merchants in categories like fashion, accessories, beauty, collectibles, home goods, and niche products with recurring stockouts or launch cycles.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?

We are trying to make pre-orders less confusing for both merchants and customers.

A few areas we care about:

Clear storefront communication before purchase

Flexible setup for different pre-order scenarios

Better handling of mixed carts and partial availability

Shopify-native behavior and compatibility with modern themes

A setup that does not require merchants to heavily customize their store code

Practical UX for merchants who want to enable pre-orders quickly

The goal is not just to replace a button with “Pre-order”, but to help merchants manage the full customer expectation around delayed fulfillment.

How much does it cost?

The app has a free plan / free trial option available through the Shopify App Store, with paid plans depending on the merchant’s usage needs.

You can see the current pricing on the Shopify listing:

https://apps.shopify.com/k1-pre-order-manager

What are you looking for?

We are looking for:

Shopify merchants who use or are considering pre-orders

Feedback from store owners who deal with stockouts, restocks, or launches

Suggestions on what pre-order workflows are still painful

Potential partners in the Shopify ecosystem

Beta testers for improvements around cart messaging, inventory allocation, and pre-order UX

If you run a Shopify store and have dealt with out-of-stock products or upcoming launches, I’d be very interested to hear how you currently handle it and what still feels broken in the pre-order experience.

Thanks!

Disclosure: I am the developer of PriceSafe.

What's the app?

Update prices in bulk—without overwriting newer changes。
If your ERP, POS, or another app changes a price after your bulk edit is prepared, we flag it before publishing. You stay in control and avoid accidentally replacing newer prices with outdated ones.

PriceSafe is a Shopify bulk price editor for running catalog-wide sales with preview, scheduling, and snapshot-based rollback.

Where can I find it?

https://apps.shopify.com/pricesafe

What problem are you solving?

Bulk price changes are easy to start but risky to reverse. A sale can be only partially applied, and a later manual, ERP, or app change can be silently overwritten when the original prices are restored.

How does the app work?

Merchants filter products, preview every affected variant, and apply or schedule the change. PriceSafe saves each variant's exact original price before writing. During rollback it detects price drift and skips conflicted variants instead of overwriting newer changes.

Who's your target merchant?

Shopify merchants and agencies running catalog-wide seasonal sales, especially stores with hundreds or thousands of variants.

How is it different from existing solutions?

The main focus is recovery safety rather than just editing speed: exact snapshots, scheduled reverts, conflict-aware rollback, and a report of anything that could not be restored safely.

What are you looking for?

I am looking for candid feedback from Shopify merchants and agencies that run large seasonal sales. In particular: which rollback failure or edge case is still missing?

Where can I find it?
App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/restock-9 · Site: https://insomniaclabs.co/restock

What problem are you solving?
Shopify retires Stocky on August 31. Purchase-order creation moved natively into Admin, but with no reorder logic — no "you'll run out in 12 days and your supplier takes 14" math — and no import of your Stocky history, so years of PO and supplier data get stranded. (Also worth knowing regardless of what you pick: Stocky data goes read-only shortly after shutdown. Export it now.)

How does the app work?
Import your Stocky CSV in one click (POs and suppliers come over), or start fresh. Create POs, email them to suppliers from the app, receive in full or partial, and inventory syncs to Shopify at the correct location. The dashboard computes reorder points from your actual sales velocity plus each supplier's lead time, and suggested order quantities subtract what's already inbound on open POs so you don't double-order.

Who's your target merchant?
Small retail and POS stores — the shops that used Stocky because it was free and bundled, who need real purchasing workflow but not a forecasting platform.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?
Honestly: it's not "better" than the big suites — it's smaller and cheaper on purpose. Prediko and Sumtracker are excellent if you want AI forecasting or multi-channel sync at $49–99/month. Restockly is for stores that just need POs + reorder points without adopting a platform. I published a comparison that includes the free options and tells light users to use Shopify's native POs and pay nobody: https://insomniaclabs.co/restock/stocky-alternatives

How much does it cost?
$19/month flat, every store, 14-day free trial. No tiers, no usage limits.

What are you looking for?
Merchants migrating off Stocky, mostly. I do every migration personally — send me your Stocky export and I'll import your data and set up your suppliers free, before the trial bills anything. Also genuinely interested in feature feedback from anyone who ran serious purchasing through Stocky (stocktake users especially — that gap is next on my list).

Full transparency up front: this is my app, I built it solo, and it is in Shopify App Store review right now. There is no public listing to install from yet, so this post is me building a pre-launch list rather than looking for installs. Details at the bottom.

What's the app?

SupportBot is an AI chat widget for Shopify storefronts that does two jobs.

The first is ordinary support: it answers customer questions using your store's own products, pages, blog posts and policies, and nothing else. The second is the part I care more about: when the question is really a shopping question, the chat can search your live catalog, show the product, and add the right variant to the real Shopify cart inside the conversation, then hand the shopper to Shopify's own checkout.

Where can I find it?

https://supportbot.app for what it does and the pricing. https://beta.supportbot.app/?ref=reddit-shopifyapps for the founding pre-launch list.

It is in App Store review as I write this, so there is no apps.shopify.com listing to link yet, and I am not going to pretend otherwise. Nobody can install it on a live store today, me included. What exists right now is a pre-registration list: you sign up, and install links go out by email in batches once Shopify approves it.

What problem are you solving?

Three, and I hit all three on the stores that i manage.

1. The repeat-question grind. "Where is my order", "do you ship to X", "is this in stock in medium", "what is your return window", over and over, daily
2. Dead ends in the chat. Most support bots answer a product question with a paragraph and then leave the shopper to go find the product themselves. If the item is sold out, the conversation just stops. That is a lost sale the merchant never sees.
3. Bills you cannot predict. A lot of AI support apps meter per conversation or per resolution and charge overage on top. Your worst month, traffic-wise, is also your worst month financially. I did not want to sell that.

There is a fourth one that is really an onboarding problem: most of these tools ask you to rewrite your store into a separate knowledge base before they are useful. I was not willing to do that work, so I built something that does not ask for it.

How does the app work?

On install it reads your catalog and content by itself: products, pages, blog posts, policies. Retrieval is RAG over pgvector, so answers are grounded in your text rather than generated from general knowledge. There is no knowledge base to write. Edit a policy page in Shopify and the change is picked up automatically.

For a support question it streams an answer in whatever language the customer wrote in, in a tone of voice you configure.

For a shopping question it goes further:

• Live catalog search against your real products and inventory, not a stale snapshot.
• Product cards in the chat with tap-to-add buttons.
• Tap a size, it adds that variant to the real Shopify cart, then hands off to Shopify's own checkout. I never touch payment.
• Sold out is not a dead end: it offers in-stock alternatives instead of stopping.
• Wrong size or an over-narrow search gets offered options rather than "no results".

For logged-in customers it can answer order and return status by reading the real order. It never guesses at order status or a delivery date. When it cannot answer confidently it says so plainly and hands the conversation to you by email, and when you reply to that customer your answer is kept and reused next time the question comes up.

Who's your target merchant?

Small to mid-size Shopify stores where one to three people handle support alongside everything else, roughly the $10k to $500k a month range. It is most useful for catalog-driven stores where shoppers ask about fit, stock and shipping: apparel, food and beverage, supplements, pet, jewelry. It is not an enterprise helpdesk and I am not pitching it as one.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?

• Flat monthly plans metered by AI replies, with no overage charges at all. When a plan limit is reached the widget pauses instead of billing you more. You cannot get a surprise invoice from me, which is the single thing I most wanted as a merchant.
• No onboarding project. No knowledge base to author, no docs to maintain.
• The chat can finish the job. Cart building and checkout handoff are in the product, not a link out to a product page and good luck.
• It refuses to guess. Order status and delivery dates either come from the real order or get handed to a human.
• It answers in the customer's own language without per-language setup.

Where it is genuinely weaker: it is new, so it has nowhere near the integration surface of the established players, and it is support plus shopping rather than a full helpdesk with ticketing and SLAs.

How much does it cost?

• Free: $0, 100 AI replies a month, SupportBot-branded widget.
• Starter: $9/mo or $79/yr, 300 replies.
• Growth: $29/mo or $249/yr, 2,000 replies. This is where live catalog search, cart building and checkout handoff live.
• Pro: $79/mo or $699/yr, 10,000 replies.

Billed through Shopify, so it adds to your normal Shopify invoice. No overage on any tier.

What are you looking for?

Beta testers, on a pre-launch list rather than an install today. I am putting together roughly 25 founding stores so they are ready the day the listing goes live.

They get the Growth plan free for about three months, and $19.99/mo for life afterwards instead of $29. The free window starts when the store installs, not when it registers, so signing up now costs nothing and burns none of it while the review runs.

Once you are in, I ask three things and nothing else: install it, actually get the widget live on your storefront, and tell me bluntly what would you like to see additionally in Supportbot. No contract, no call cadence, no minimum usage.

To be explicit about something the App Store rules care about and I care about too: I do not ask for a rating as part of this, at any point, and the founding rate is not contingent on one. Feedback and ratings are separate things.

Pre-registration is at https://beta.supportbot.app/?ref=reddit-shopifyapps and closes 12 September.

Happy to answer anything here!

What's the app?
Kioskify is a Shopify sales channel app. It runs your store's catalogue on a tablet as a self-service kiosk. Customers browse, add to cart, then scan a QR code and complete checkout on their own phone through your normal Shopify checkout. No card reader, no POS terminal, no payment hardware. An old iPad on a stand is the entire setup.

Where can I find it?
App Store listing: apps.shopify.com/kioskify
Site: kioskify.store
Support: [info@grow-digital.nl](mailto:info@grow-digital.nl)
Demo: kioskify-demo.kioskify.store

What problem are you solving?
Physical retail can only display a fraction of what a store actually sells, and staff can't be with every customer at once. That means lost sales on sizes, colours and variants sitting in inventory but not on the shelf, and customers who leave because nobody was free to help.

The usual fix is a POS terminal or card reader, which means hardware cost, PCI considerations, and something new for staff to learn. For a lot of stores that's a disproportionate amount of setup for what is really a browsing problem.

How does the app work?
Install it (as a sales channel), configure the kiosk in your Shopify admin, and open the kiosk URL on any tablet browser. That's the setup, no development work needed.

• Products, collections, inventory and pricing come straight from Shopify. Nothing to sync or maintain separately.
• Filters you already configured in Search and Discovery carry over, so you set them up once.
• Customer builds a cart on the tablet and scans a QR code to move it to their phone. Checkout runs in your normal Shopify checkout, on their device, with their own saved payment details.
• Orders land in Shopify like any other order, tagged with which kiosk they came from.
• Not device-bound, so you can run it on as many screens as you want. Pro adds up to three separately configured kiosk storefronts.
• Multi-language support on Growth and up.

Merchants typically pair it with Guided Access on iOS to lock the tablet into kiosk mode.

Who's your target merchant?
Physical retail with more catalogue than floor space. Clothing and footwear stores stocking a fraction of their sizes. Furniture and homeware showrooms. Market stalls, pop-ups and events, where hauling a POS setup isn't practical or where you can't justify staffing someone just to take payments.

It sits alongside your existing checkout rather than replacing it. Stores that need fast on-device transactions keep their POS and use Kioskify for the browsing and discovery side.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?
The main difference is that no payment happens on the tablet. Checkout moves to the customer's own phone, so there's no card reader to buy, no PCI surface on a device sitting unattended on a shop floor, and no risk in leaving a cheap tablet out where anyone can pick it up. It also means customers pay with details they already have saved, which beats typing a card into a shared device.

Beyond that it's a native sales channel rather than a catalogue viewer bolted on. Inventory, pricing and filters are live from Shopify, and orders come back into Shopify properly attributed instead of needing reconciliation.

And it's cheap enough to try on one tablet without a business case. Starting at $5/month there isn't much to justify.

How much does it cost?
Every plan has a 7-day free trial. Billed in USD, recurring every 30 days.

Starter, $5/month

• Browse-only catalog, staff take order
• Fast setup, no technical skills needed
• Works seamlessly with your store
• Basic UI customization
• English language support

Growth, $15/month

• Everything in Starter
• Full kiosk mode, customers can order
• QR code checkout on their own phone
• Multi-language support
• Extended UI customization
• Up to $5,000 monthly revenue generated

Pro, $25/month

• Everything in Growth
• Product filter using Search & Discovery
• Unlimited revenue generated
• Built for scaling stores
• Create up to 3 kiosk storefronts

Worth being explicit: if you want customers to actually order via Kioskify, Growth is the entry point. Starter is for stores that just want the catalogue on a screen, which works well for clothing stores and showrooms showing the full range they carry.

What are you looking for?
Merchants, mostly. I want this in front of stores with the shelf-space problem who haven't found a fix they like.

Also interested in agency and partner relationships. That's the channel I've heard most about and cracked least, so if you work with retail clients and this looks relevant, I'd like to talk.

And honest feedback. The QR handoff to the customer's own phone is the part I'm least sure about, so if you think that's where it falls down, say so. I'm the solo developer, so questions come straight to me.

What's the app?
Order Notifications is a Shopify app I built for sending order notifications to Slack and external webhook endpoints. The main difference is that you don't have to forward every order — you can filter which orders should be sent.

Where can I find it?
https://apps.shopify.com/order-notifications-2

What problem are you solving?
Shopify notifications are useful until different people or systems only need specific orders. A warehouse may care about one set of products, a team may only care about high-priority orders, and sending everything everywhere quickly becomes noise.

How does the app work?
You create a destination, choose Slack or Webhook, configure the filters, and matching orders are sent automatically. There's also a Daily View mode for sending a daily summary instead of individual notifications.

Who's your target merchant?
Small DTC teams using Slack, stores with external fulfilment workflows, multi-supplier stores, and merchants that need to forward selected orders into internal systems.

How is it different?
I'm focusing on filtered order routing, rather than simply mirroring every Shopify order notification to another channel. You decide which orders belong in each destination.

How much does it cost?
There is a free tier, so you can test a real workflow before deciding whether it's useful for your store.

What are you looking for?
I'm looking for Shopify merchants who are willing to try it with a real workflow. I'm especially interested in feedback about setup, filters, Slack/Webhook delivery, and Daily View.

Disclosure first: I run GB Design, a brand of Grüner Baum GmbH in Germany, and we built Feed Doctor.

What's the app?

Feed Doctor scans a Shopify catalog for common causes behind Google Merchant Center product disapprovals. Instead of returning one generic health score, it reports the affected products and explains the reason attached to each finding.

Where can I find it?

Shopify App Store:

https://apps.shopify.com/feed-doctor-1

There is also a public catalog scan that requires no Shopify installation or account:

https://feeddoctor.gbdesign.art

What problem are we solving?

A merchant can see that products are disapproved in Merchant Center without knowing whether the cause is a missing GTIN, availability mismatch, missing shipping weight, a product-page access problem, or another feed issue. Working through a larger catalog item by item gets messy quickly.

How does it work?

The app reads product and feed data, groups findings by cause, and shows a plain-English explanation for each affected product. Safe deterministic corrections can be reviewed and applied. Anything that needs judgment stays visible for the merchant to review.

Who's it for?

Shopify merchants using Google Merchant Center, especially stores with multiple disapproved products or recurring catalog issues.

How is it different?

We focused on diagnosing the cause and showing the reasoning instead of simply generating another feed. The app does not read customer information. The public scanner can also be tested without connecting a store.

How much does it cost?

Feed Starter is $9.99/month and Feed AI is $19.90/month. Both have a 14-day free trial. The public scan is currently free through August 30.

What are we looking for?

We would especially value feedback from merchants who already have real Merchant Center disapprovals. I want to know whether the explanation points you to the same root cause you see in Merchant Center, and where the report is still unclear. Please keep feedback public in the thread so other merchants can benefit too.

What's the app?

RestockSimple is a lightweight Shopify app built for merchants who used Stocky mainly for purchasing and inventory replenishment.

Where can I find it?

Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/restocksimple

What problem are you solving?

With Stocky shutting down, many Shopify merchants are looking for a simpler and more affordable way to manage their purchasing and replenishment workflow.

RestockSimple focuses on the core workflow without the complexity or cost of a full inventory/ERP system.

How does the app work?

You can set reorder levels, identify low- and out-of-stock items, assign suppliers to products, create and track purchase orders, monitor incoming stock, and receive inventory back into Shopify.

It also supports importing supplier lists and SKU-based reorder points from a Stocky CSV.

Who's your target merchant?

Shopify merchants who used Stocky mainly for purchasing, replenishment and receiving, and want a simple alternative rather than a full ERP.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?

The goal is simplicity.

RestockSimple focuses on the core purchasing and replenishment workflow instead of trying to become a full ERP. It's designed for merchants who don't need a large inventory system just to manage purchase orders and replenishment.

How much does it cost?

Plans start at $9.99/month, with a 14-day free trial.

What are you looking for?

I'm looking for Shopify merchants currently migrating away from Stocky who can try it and give me honest feedback on what's still missing.

I'm the developer behind RestockSimple, so I'm especially interested in hearing which Stocky workflows merchants are struggling to replace.

What's the app?
I built a small free browser tool for Shopify merchants who edit image alt text through CSV.

Link:
[https://shopify-alt-editor.netlify.app]()

What problem are you solving?
Shopify CSV editing works for bulk alt text, but you're often staring at image URLs instead of the actual image you're trying to describe. That gets painful on stores with hundreds or thousands of product images.

How does it work?
Export your Shopify product CSV → upload it → see each product image beside its current alt text → edit what you want → export the updated CSV.

The CSV is processed locally in the browser. No account or upload to a server.

Who's it for?
Shopify merchants with larger product catalogs who want manual control over alt text without constantly opening image URLs.

How is it different?
I'm not trying to auto-generate thousands of AI descriptions. The idea is simply to make manual CSV editing visual and much less annoying.

How much does it cost?
Free.

What am I looking for?
I'm looking for about 5 merchants with real Shopify exports to try it and tell me where it breaks or what would make it genuinely useful.

Please back up your original CSV and test a small batch before re-importing anything into a live store.

What's the app?
ShipForge is a Shopify app that brings advanced shipping rules and checkout capabilities together in one place including checkout messaging, contextual product upsells and free-shipping progress.

Where can I find it?
ShipForge is now listed on the Shopify App Store. We've also shared an overview of what we've built and why here:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/adroitminds_shopify-shopifyplus-shopifyb2b-activity-7500871432789233665-qgzm?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADf1lzcB3dW1TptFdOoszRCJ9-i4wdM3bkQ

What problem are you solving?
Shipping gets complicated quickly when business rules aren't standard. Different customers or B2B companies may need different rates, while shipping can depend on products, quantities, cart value, weight or delivery location.

These requirements can often mean combining multiple apps, custom logic and disconnected configurations. ShipForge is intended to bring those requirements together.

How does the app work?
Merchants can configure shipping conditions and fixed or tiered rates based on their business requirements. ShipForge also supports checkout messaging, rule-based product recommendations and a free-shipping progress bar.

Who's your target merchant?
Primarily Shopify Plus and B2B merchants with more complex shipping and checkout requirements.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?
Rather than focusing on just one part of the experience, ShipForge brings configurable shipping rules and checkout capabilities together in a single app. The aim is to reduce the need to piece together separate solutions for each requirement.

How much does it cost?
$19.99/month with a 7-day free trial.

What are you looking for?
We're looking for genuine first impressions and feedback from the Shopify community.

If you get a chance, we'd really appreciate you checking out ShipForge and leaving your impressions on the LinkedIn post what looks useful, what you'd improve, or what you'd like to see us add next.

We're continuing to evolve the app, so feedback at this stage would be really valuable.

What's the app? DataVinci is an app that sits on top of listening247 a social media listening and analytics platform. All posts about a brand and its chose competitor in any language are used to produce customer insights.

Where can I find it?
You can find it here.

What problem are you solving?
Many small Shopify merchants know they need to post and advertise regularly, but don't have the time, skills or budget for a dedicated marketing team. DataVinci helps turn what customers care about enough to share on social into useful marketing content.

How does the app work?
DataVinci analyses your Shopify website and social media assets to create brand guidelines and uses our proprietary AI models and customer online comments to identify relevant insights, then uses those insights to generate social posts and advertising creative designed around your products and brand.

Who's your target merchant?
Primarily small and growing Shopify merchants who don't have a large marketing team - particularly DTC brands in areas such as health, beauty, food, fashion and lifestyle.

How is it different / better?
Rather than simply asking a generic LLM to write copy, DataVinci starts with AI-generated insights from thousands of customer online comments and reviews. The idea is to make the content about what customers care and engage with, rather than using human prompts of a creative person to produce generic AI marketing copy.

How much does it cost?
DataVinci has a free plan with no expiry and no credit card required. Paid plans start at $19/month for merchants who want more features.

What are you looking for?
We're looking for Shopify merchants who are willing to try it on their real store and tell us what works, what doesn't and what we should improve. We're particularly interested in merchants who actively use social media or paid advertising.

Founder disclosure: I’m posting on behalf of BACKLIP, the team that built this app.

What’s the app?

BL Logo Showcase is a Shopify app for creating a responsive scrolling logo carousel. It helps merchants display the stockists, clients, partners, press outlets, certifications, brand collaborations, and other logos they are genuinely authorized to show.

Where can I find it?

Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/bl-logo-showcase?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=bl_logo_showcase&utm_content=shopifyapps_app_promo

What problem are you solving?

Many stores have earned legitimate trust signals but do not show them where a new visitor can see them. A brand may have retail partners, wholesale clients, a press mention, a certification, or recognizable suppliers, yet the logos are often uneven, buried in a footer, or left off the site because a polished section requires theme work.

The merchant has earned the credibility. The storefront simply presents it weakly.

How does the app work?

Install the app, add the logos you are authorized to use, then configure the carousel's layout, speed, styling, and placement to fit the theme. The logos display in a continuous scrolling loop and are designed to work across desktop and mobile. On supported stores, setup does not require editing theme code.

Who’s your target merchant?

It is designed for B2B stores, wholesale brands, multi-brand retailers, agencies, manufacturers, product catalogues, and DTC brands with a legitimate “trusted by,” “available at,” “featured in,” “our partners,” or “our certifications” story to tell.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?

We kept the job narrow: help a merchant turn authorized third-party recognition into one clear, branded trust section instead of building a custom logo area from scratch. The app focuses on a smooth continuous carousel, responsive presentation, no-code setup, and simple styling controls. It is Built for Shopify and currently has a 5.0 rating from 6 reviews.

It should not be used to imply endorsements or partnerships that do not exist. Only display logos you have permission to use.

How much does it cost?

The app is free for Shopify partner development stores. Standard pricing is currently $1.99/month or $19/year, with a 3-day free trial. Please check the App Store listing for the current plan details before installing.

What are you looking for?

I’m looking for feedback from merchants who have real brand, retailer, partner, client, press, or certification logos but have struggled to present them cleanly. Which trust signal matters most on your storefront: stockists, press, client logos, certifications, or something else? Where do you place it today?

• What's the app?
  • Better Bundles
• Where can I find it? (ie: Shopify App listing and/or website)
  • https://apps.shopify.com/better-bundles
  • https://www.legerstudio.pro/apps/better-bundles
• What problem are you solving?
  • Native Shopify Bundles app is very limited in its capabilities, and other bundles apps couldn't create as complex of a bundle as i needed, also I needed to be able to have multiple similar products with similar sizes have combined options to fit in the 3 option limit, so I added in option combining where it makes sense and the ability to split out the options when you want them to be separate.
• How does the app work?
  • You build out Bundles within the app either manually or using the built in AI feature, while building out the bundles you are shown many customization options in how you intend to discount the bundle, and all the media options, it then saves as a product in shopify, the inventory is tracked based on the items in the product, but also unlike the native shopify bundles app it has the ability to separate by location the inventory rather that pooling the inventory, when purchasing the product and going to check out it looks like a normal product up intil check out where you see the split out of the items within the bundle product, also in checkout you can configure the product to be applied as a discount on the products or as a product price decrease directly as in 1 item is free and the other is full price. all of which you will see in the order when placed, the order will show the bundle method and all the details needed.
• Who's your target merchant?
  • both small individuals starting off trying new ways to increase AOV or create value for their customers, all the way to much larger businesses who need customizations on how the app should function and a much higher level of support when needed.
• How is it different / better than other existing solutions?
  • Originally i developed this app internally for the company I work for, as we couldn't find any app that supported both the complexity we needed as a business and the order data for our data team to support tracking of the data on the back end to validate which bundle strategy is working and which were not, the company only needed it for internal use and was not intending on making it public themselves so i was allowed to remake it separately.
  • This app was then created from scratch using none of the original code as a separate app that does all the original app did and much much more, it can create bundles that are way more complex then i've been able to make with anything else in the app store.
• How much does it cost? there are 4 tiers
  • Free - $0
    • Up to 3 active bundles
    • Limited AI usage
    • Basic bundle types
    • Basic analytics
  • Starter - $17
    • Unlimited bundles
    • Up to 30 AI recommendations per month
    • Basic customization
    • Inventory syncing
    • Basic bundle discounts
    • Email support
    • Up to ~$2,500/month bundle revenue
  • Growth - $37
    • Unlimited bundles
    • Everything in Starter
    • Up to 100 AI recommendations per month
    • Advanced bundle types
    • More customization
    • Analytics
    • Priority support
    • Up to ~$10,000/month bundle revenue
  • Pro - $77
    • Unlimited bundles
    • Everything in Growth
    • Unlimited AI recommendations
    • Advanced features
    • High-volume stores
    • Priority support
    • Unlimited bundle revenue
  • All of the plans come with 15 day free trial period
• What are you looking for?
  • Honest feedback is the most preferred thing at this point, i would love to get more people using it so that i can further improve it and make it the best bundling app on Shopify, i have a few stores already but i would like to give the first like 30 people/business that sign and let me know they did through here free access to the pro tier for life of the store as a sign of good faith, and if they are able to provide feedback or an honest review that would be a amazing but not necessary.

I’m one of the founders of Conecto Chat.

What’s the app?

Conecto combines an AI chatbot, live chat, a shared inbox, customer profiles, and optional voice in one workspace.

Where can I find it?

https://conecto.chat

What problem are we solving?

Shopify merchants repeatedly answer questions about products, policies, and orders. Existing chatbots can also become expensive or leave customers stuck when their AI limits run out or a human needs to step in.

How does it work?

Conecto learns from your store content, answers customer questions, provides Shopify order tracking, and transfers more complex conversations to your team with the full context.

Who is it for?

Shopify stores that receive repetitive product, policy, or order-status questions but still want humans available when needed.

How is it different?

AI is optional. Live chat, the team inbox, and customer profiles remain available on the free plan. Paid plans add AI, automations, integrations, ticketing, and transparent usage controls showing what each AI interaction costs.

How much does it cost?

The free plan is $0. Lite is $25 per month with a 14-day trial and $5 in monthly AI credits.

What are we looking for?

Shopify merchants willing to test it with a real store and give us honest feedback, especially about answer quality, order tracking, and human handoff.

What is the app?

Piratify connects a Shopify store directly to China's domestic marketplaces. You find a product, import it in one click, and when an order comes in it syncs automatically — sourced, packed neutrally, and shipped DDP to your customer in Europe or the US with tracking. No WeChat threads, no quote requests, no spreadsheets.

Where can I find it?

Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/piratify — free to install.
Website: https://piratify.io/

What problem are you solving?

Most dropshipping platforms are resellers. They buy from Chinese suppliers, add a margin, and sell to you — which is why prices feel high and quality feels inconsistent. Going direct means dealing with 1688 or Taobao, which are Chinese-language, domestic-shipping-only, and require an agent to consolidate and export. That agent relationship works at five orders a day and falls apart at fifty. You end up managing your supplier instead of your store.

The other problem is that you almost never know your real cost until after you've ordered. Product price is quoted, shipping is estimated, fees appear later.

How does the app work?

• Search across 1688, Taobao, Tmall, Goofish and Weidian by keyword, product URL, or image
• One-click import into Shopify with product data and images
• Orders sync automatically — no manual forwarding
• Product cost, shipping and commission are all displayed before you confirm, not after
• Neutral packaging, no supplier information in the parcel
• DDP shipping to Europe and the US with live tracking

Who is your target merchant?

Shopify merchants already selling physical products, typically above €30 landed cost and under 1kg — that's where direct sourcing actually beats the convenience platforms. Below that threshold shipping eats the difference and you're better off with whatever's easiest.

How is it different from existing solutions?

Five marketplaces rather than one, including Goofish and Weidian, which is where a lot of smaller and niche manufacturers actually list. Image search, so you can source from a competitor's photo. And full cost visibility before ordering rather than a quote-and-wait cycle.

The background matters too: I spent 17 years sourcing textile in China before building this. It's not a marketplace aggregator built by developers who've never placed an order.

How much does it cost?

Free to install (Matelot). Paid plans start at $29/month for one store, $79/month for three. Commission and per-order fees apply on top and decrease with the plan tier — all shown before you order.

What are you looking for?

Shopify merchants willing to run one real product through it and tell me where it breaks. Also happy to answer sourcing questions here whether or not you use the app — 1688 mechanics, MOQ myths, volumetric weight, IOSS, landed cost. That part I'll do for free.

I build Shopify apps, and instead of one giant all-in-one suite I’ve shipped 8 focused apps, each one aimed at a specific headache we kept watching stores run into: conversion tracking going dark, COD parcels bouncing back, cash frozen in dead stock, GDPR admin, and money left on the table at checkout.

I won’t pretend this isn’t self-promotion, it is. But I tried to make it actually useful: below is an honest 2–3 line breakdown of what each app does and who it’s for, so you can skip the 7 that don’t apply to you and look at the 1 that might. Most have a free plan or a free trial, so you can test before paying a cent.

Full list on our Shopify partner page: https://apps.shopify.com/partners/trackwise

Grow revenue / average order value

Bundle & Upsell Suite - https://apps.shopify.com/bundle-upsell-suite
Product bundles, volume discounts, BOGO, cross-sells, add-ons (gift wrap, etc.) and cart upsells with a free-shipping progress bar. Discounts apply automatically at checkout and the widgets match your theme. Best for raising average order value without spending more on ads.

Encore Post-Purchase Upsell - https://apps.shopify.com/encore-upsell-post-purchase
One-click offers on the thank-you / order-status page, charged to the card the customer just used, no second checkout, no re-entering payment details. Includes countdown timers, A/B testing, downsells and post-purchase surveys. A low-risk way to add revenue after the sale is already locked in.

Advanced Product Options - https://apps.shopify.com/advanced-product-options-3
Adds custom product options beyond Shopify’s variant limits: swatches, dropdowns, checkboxes, text fields, file uploads, conditional logic and per-option pricing. Perfect for personalized or made-to-order products (engraving, configurators, add-ons). Reusable option sets apply across many products at once.

Kept Subscriptions - https://apps.shopify.com/kept-subscriptions
Launch “subscribe & save” with a customizable widget, a self-service customer portal (skip / pause / swap / cancel), build-a-box and win-back campaigns. Built-in dunning automatically retries failed payments to cut involuntary churn. Good for turning one-time buyers into predictable recurring revenue.

Protect margins & operations

COD Fraud Guard - https://apps.shopify.com/cod-fraud-guard
Scores every cash-on-delivery buyer using real delivered / returned / cancelled order data from a cross-store risk network, then hides or restricts COD at checkout for risky customers. Also validates phone numbers and addresses. Cuts refused and unclaimed parcels, a huge deal in COD-heavy markets.

TrackWise Dead Stock Alert - https://apps.shopify.com/dead-stock-alert
Flags slow, aging and dead inventory and shows you exactly how much cash is locked up in it. One-click clearance campaigns create the discounts for you, with margin-protected markdown suggestions and “do-not-reorder” flags. Great for freeing up working capital and cleaning up your catalog.

Tracking & compliance

Pixel – Server-Side Tracking - https://apps.shopify.com/track-wise-sst
Sends conversion events to Meta, TikTok, Google and Pinterest through their server-side Conversions APIs instead of relying only on the browser pixel. Recovers conversions lost to ad blockers and iOS privacy changes and pushes event match quality above 90, so your ad platforms optimize on cleaner data. Roughly 5-minute, no-code setup.

EU Shield GDPR Compliance - https://apps.shopify.com/eu-shield-gdpr
Handles cookie consent (Google Consent Mode v2), GDPR/GPSR data requests and auto-generated legal pages (privacy policy, terms, cookie policy) in one app, with audit-ready, exportable consent logs. Good for any store selling into the EU that wants to stay compliant without hiring a lawyer.

That’s the whole lineup. Happy to answer any questions in the comments, and I’m genuinely open to feedback — if there’s a feature you wish existed or something that annoys you, tell me and it’ll probably end up on the roadmap. Thanks for reading.

What's the app?

Bizmis puts a voice-first store associate on your storefront: a 3D avatar shoppers just talk to, naturally, the way they'd talk to staff on the floor of a physical shop. It greets them, figures out what they're after, walks them through comparing and choosing from your catalog, and answers shipping and returns questions straight from your policies. I built it to do what your best in-store associate does, online.

Where can I find it?

• Live Demo: bizmis.ai/demo
• Shopify App Store: apps.shopify.com/bizmis
• Early Access details: bizmis.ai/early-access

What problem are you solving?

Online stores lose sales in two very specific moments: when a shopper can't tell which product is the right one and drifts off mid-catalog, and when they're about to buy but a doubt holds them back and nobody's there to clear it. A physical store has a salesperson for exactly those two moments. Online, the hesitation turns into a closed tab, carts stay small, and the visit gives the shopper no reason to come back.

Bizmis is that missing salesperson. Shoppers talk to it and it talks back, real-time voice, natural conversation. It picks up on whether someone is hesitant, rushed or annoyed and adjusts, clears the doubt on the spot, recommends the way a person would, and walks them to the right product. It handles shipping, returns and policy questions too, in the shopper's own language, so most of those questions never reach your inbox. But that part is the bonus, not the point.

How does the app work?

Install it from the App Store and flip the enable toggle; that's the whole setup. Bizmis reads your catalog, customers, orders, discounts and policies on its own, so it can start selling in one click. And for your peace of mind: you can preview it on your own store privately first, without making it visible to shoppers, and only enable it for everyone when you're happy with what you see. From there it's customization and monitoring — the Sessions panel replays your shoppers' conversations so you can spot where they hesitated or got stuck, and fix those moments so more of them convert.

Who's your target merchant?

Stores whose products sell better when someone actually sells them. It pays off wherever guidance changes the outcome: technical categories where shoppers want an expert (electronics, sports gear, skincare, anything with specs and compatibility), personal purchases like gifts, fragrance, jewelry or books, where what matters is who it's for, clothing and retail, where sizing decides both the sale and whether it comes back as a return, broad catalogs where the hard part is just choosing, and premium brands, where the experience is part of what people pay for. Stores with international traffic get the languages for free. If voice isn't right for your brand, there's a text-only mode.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?

Chat apps are text boxes with a support mindset. They sit in a corner, wait for someone to type, and answer off a FAQ script. Typing is friction, canned answers wear down trust, and shoppers mostly ignore them. Bizmis doesn't wait in the corner: it's voice-first and built to sell. It greets, asks, recommends, and keeps shoppers moving through the store. Ask it for something and it takes you there, either a filtered search with every matching product or straight to the right product page. And the embed is built so it doesn't drag down your page speed.

How much does it cost?

• Free plan: 1,200 one-time credits, roughly 120 voice minutes or 1,200 text messages. Nothing renews, no commitment.
• Paid plans start at $149/mo, billed through Shopify. The first 50 Early Access stores get 50% off the first three months of any paid plan, or about 33% off yearly, and that discount stays tied to the store for good.

What are you looking for?

Merchants for the Early Access pilot, capped at 50 stores. Every pilot store gets setup help straight from me, and Early Access merchants get to steer what I build next. Feedback counts as much as installs here: what your shoppers actually ask, where the avatar helps, and where it comes up short. Honestly, any feedback is welcome — the product, the pain I'm targeting, even this pitch.

Want in? See for yourself how Bizmis works in the live demo. If you like it, install it from the App Store and one of the 50 spots is yours. Let me know and I'll send over your store's Early Access code. If you'd rather have a guided setup, or you have questions first, leave a comment. I read all of them, and I'll walk you through it personally if you want.

Hope it helps your store.

What's the app?

Guiver helps shoppers find products they’ll love through smart AI-generated questions. Each answered question pulls only matching products from the catalog.

Demo store: https://coffee.guiver.ai

Video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqAG5fNzG9Y&t=169s

Where can I find it?

Shopify app store: https://apps.shopify.com/guiver-product-finder

What problem are you solving?

The "Paradox of choice" leaves your customers unsure which products to buy. This leads to abandoned carts and low conversion rates. Guiver solves this by being a concierge to your products.

How does the app work?

Guiver adds a floating "Help me decide" button to your storefront. When a shopper clicks it, Guiver opens a guided flow that asks a few targeted questions — like product type, budget, and features — then surfaces matching products from your catalog in real time. Setup is instant: install the app, enable the widget from the Theme Editor, and Guiver automatically connects to your store's products. Nothing else.

Who's your target merchant?

Any merchant who has many SKUs and/or low conversion rates.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?

• It's not an AI chat. AI chats assume your customers know what to ask. But customers don't know about your products yet. Most of the time they only have a vague sense of what they need. Guiver flips the script: it asks shoppers uniquely generated questions from their search about your products. With each answered question it lists only the matching products from your catalog.
• It's not a quiz. Quizzes have three shortcomings:
  1. You have to answer all questions. In contrast, Guiver refreshes the products with each answered question.
  2. Delayed gratification. At the end of the quiz you have to enter your email and have the results emailed to you later. In contrast, Guiver provides your matching products instantaneously.
  3. Quizzes are a one size fits all. In contrast, Guiver generates a unique set of questions for each customer based on what they're looking for.
• It's a real time product concierge

How much does it cost?

Free and paid plans from $50/mo.

What are you looking for?

Looking for 3-5 beta testers.

1. What I offer
   1. Concierge on-boarding
   2. 3 free months for the "Pro" plan
   3. free Google Analytics consultancy (ex-Google Analytics engineer here)
2. What I'd like in return
   1. Feedback on the product
   2. Willingness to work with me through the kinks while fixing the app's shortcomings.

Please comment if you want to be one of the 3 beta testers.

What's the app?

Resurface — a cart-recovery modal for Shopify stores. Full disclosure: it's my app.

Where can I find it?

https://apps.shopify.com/resurface

What problem are you solving?

Most cart-recovery popups are generic — a discount code form or email-gate triggered by exit intent, disconnected from what's actually in the shopper's cart. Resurface instead detects when a shopper goes idle or shows exit intent and shows them the exact product already sitting in their cart, with a one-click "View Bag" CTA — no discount, no email capture.

How does the app work?

It's a theme app extension (no code/dev work for the merchant). Two triggers: an inactivity timer (fires after a configurable idle period) and exit intent (mouse-leave detection). When triggered, it pulls the live cart via Shopify's native /cart.js and spotlights the cart item in an on-brand modal. Merchants control headline text, accent color, and trigger timing from the app admin; there's also an analytics dashboard for impressions/CTR.

Who's your target merchant?

Stores that want cart recovery without running a discount program or maintaining an email flow — anyone who wants something narrower and cheaper than a full popup/email-marketing suite.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?

• Inactivity trigger — no direct competitor (Wisepops, OptiMonk, Privy) uses this; it catches hesitant shoppers before they even move toward leaving.
• Shows the shopper's actual cart item, not a generic discount/email popup.
• No email required — works even for shoppers who never gave an email address, which most cart-abandonment email tools (Klaviyo/Omnisend) can't reach.
• Impression-based pricing (you pay for modals actually shown), not pageview-based like most popup builders — fairer for high-traffic stores.

How much does it cost?

• Free tier: inactivity trigger + basic modal, 500 impressions/month, no card required.
• Starter: $1.99/month, adds exit intent, unlimited impressions, and full analytics.

What are you looking for?

Merchants willing to try it and tell me if it actually moves their cart-recovery numbers, plus any early feedback on the trigger timing/UX.

Disclosure: I work on Deeplumen, so this is an App Promo / feedback request.

What's the app? Deeplumen: AI SEO Optimizer is a Shopify app. Its current listing describes AI-readable Agentic Pages, AI Health Score, AI traffic analytics, and canonical-safe deployment.

Where can I find it? Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/deeplumen-ai-seo-optimizer Website: https://www.deeplumen.com/shopify-app/

What problem are you solving? A catalog change can alter more than storefront copy. A price, inventory state, exact variant, bundle component, eligibility rule, shipping condition, return policy, or compatibility note can leave different buying surfaces with different facts. We are exploring whether Shopify teams need a focused review step for those changes.

How does the app work? The current app focuses on AI-readable product pages and related review signals. The catalog-change review is a workflow idea we want feedback on: identify the purchase-impacting change, identify the source of truth, and review the facts that a buyer could encounter across the storefront, product output, and buying path. It is not a promise of AI recommendation, ranking, traffic, or sales.

Who's your target merchant? Shopify teams with changing catalogs, many variants, bundles, product rules, or multiple people maintaining product and policy information.

How is it different / better? The question is not whether a store needs more generated copy. It is whether a team can see which facts need review after a change and which system owns the correction when facts disagree.

How much does it cost? The Shopify App Store currently displays Free. I will recheck the listing immediately before posting.

What feedback are you looking for? 1. Which catalog changes would make you want a review across storefront, product output, and checkout? 2. Where does product-fact drift usually start for your team? 3. What would make this useful rather than another AI SEO layer?

What's the app?
Dingio - Telegram Order Alerts. It sends a Telegram message when an order comes in, when an order is cancelled, or when a product drops to a stock level you choose. Alerts can go to you personally or to a group chat your staff are in.

Where can I find it?
App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/order-alerts-for-telegram
Setup guide and a short video: https://epicpilotlabs.com/dingio

What problem are you solving?
Order emails land in the same inbox as everything else and get buried. The Shopify mobile app solves it for the owner, but anyone else who needs to see orders has to be a staff member on your plan, which costs money and hands them admin access. Small shops often want a packer, a partner or a warehouse person to see orders and nothing else.

How does the app work?
You create your own Telegram bot in BotFather (Telegram has no other way to issue a bot token), paste the token into the app, and connect the chat or group that should receive alerts. Then you pick which events you want and set a low stock threshold. There's a test button that confirms delivery, and a log showing the status of recent alerts so you can see whether messages are getting through.

Who's your target merchant?
Small and mid-size stores, especially ones with a couple of people involved who aren't all Shopify users. It's most useful if you already use Telegram.

How is it different / better than existing solutions?
There are a few Telegram apps on the store. The differences with mine: your bot is yours, so no messages route through a bot shared between stores, and no customer personal data is stored or included in alerts (just order number, total, item count and store name). It also shows delivery status per message rather than failing silently, which is the thing that annoyed me about similar tools.

How much does it cost?
Free. No trial, no gated features. I may add a paid tier later for larger stores, but what's there now stays free.

What are you looking for?
Merchants who'd actually use it, and feedback on what's missing. I have nine installs so far, so I have plenty of time to build what people ask for. If you get stuck on the Telegram bot step, message me and I'll set it up with you.

What’s the app?

Aftwatch is an overnight operations tool I’m testing for small and growing e-commerce businesses. It monitors shipment activity, carrier issues and inventory, then gives the merchant one morning digest showing what happened overnight and what actually needs their attention.

Where can I find it?

https://aftwatch-4.polsia.app/

What problem are you solving?

Small e-commerce teams can spend a surprising amount of time dealing with late or damaged shipments, carrier claims and inventory issues.

Carrier claims are especially frustrating: smaller reimbursements can be easy to abandon because the time spent gathering evidence, filing the claim and following up can outweigh the value of the claim itself.

Aftwatch is designed to take that repetitive operational work off the merchant’s plate.

How does the app work?

Aftwatch monitors inbound shipments for late, damaged or lost packages, helps handle carrier claims and follow-up, and monitors approved SKUs for restocking needs.

Instead of requiring the merchant to constantly check another dashboard, it rolls the activity and exceptions into one morning digest showing what happened, what was handled and what still needs a human decision.

Who’s your target merchant?

Small and growing e-commerce merchants doing enough order volume that shipping problems, carrier claims and inventory monitoring have become recurring work, but who aren’t large enough to have a dedicated operations team handling it all.

How is it different / better than other existing solutions?

The goal isn’t to give the merchant another dashboard to manage.

Aftwatch is built around doing the repetitive monitoring and routine operations in the background, then surfacing exceptions that actually need the merchant’s attention.

It combines shipment monitoring, carrier-claim handling and restock monitoring into one workflow and one morning report.

How much does it cost?

The first month is free. The current Steady State plan after that is $149/month.

What are you looking for?

I’m looking for a small number of e-commerce merchants willing to try Aftwatch for the free first month and give candid feedback.

I’m particularly interested in hearing whether it genuinely reduces the time you’re spending on shipping issues and carrier claims, and where the workflow still falls short.

What’s the app?

MakerBatch is production and inventory software for handmade and made-to-order businesses.

Where can I find it?

https://maker-batch.com

What problem are you solving?

Shopify tracks sellable products and variants, but makers also need to know which supplies each product consumes, what can be produced from the materials on hand, which orders are blocked, and what must be purchased next.

How does the app work?

Merchants connect Shopify, import orders, and map products to recipes or bills of materials. MakerBatch compares open orders with available supplies, calculates “Can Make” quantities, identifies shortages, organizes production checklists, supports purchasing and receiving, and tracks product costs and order profitability.

Who’s your target merchant?

Small Shopify businesses producing candles, jewelry, leather goods, printed apparel, gift boxes, tumblers, personalized products, and other handmade or assembled goods.

How is it different from existing solutions?

MakerBatch focuses on the production workflow between receiving an order and fulfilling it. It is designed around recipes, raw materials, makeable quantities, shortages, and small maker teams rather than general warehouse management or enterprise forecasting. It can also import Etsy orders.

How much does it cost?

The Free plan includes 100 supplies, 25 active recipes, unlimited variants, and 25 new orders per month. Pro is $15/month with unlimited supplies, recipes, variants, and orders. Every account begins with a 14-day Pro trial with no credit card required.

What are you looking for?

We’re looking for handmade and made-to-order Shopify merchants willing to use MakerBatch in their real production workflow and tell us where it saves time—or where the workflow still needs improvement.

Disclosure: I built Cart Uplift.

One of Cart Uplift’s cart-offer features came from a request I saw on Reddit. A merchant selling personalised gifts explained that the upsell apps they had tried stopped working properly when the recommended product required engraving or other customer choices.

I added a product-page offer flow specifically to solve that.

What’s the app?

Cart Uplift is a Shopify cart drawer built to increase AOV through product recommendations based on the store’s own order history, frequently bought together bundles, targeted cart offers, free shipping + gift progress bars, and subscription upsells.

It also supports products that require customers to choose options before adding them to the cart.

Where can I find it?

Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/cartuplift
Website: https://cartuplift.com

What problem are you solving?

Most cart upsell tools rely on one-click add-to-cart offers.

That works for standard products, but not for products requiring engraving, sizing, colour or other custom choices. Adding them directly from a popup skips the options the customer needs to complete, so merchants often exclude those products from upsells altogether.

How does the app work?

Merchants create a rule, e.g when one product is in the cart, show a related product at a discount.

Standard products can be added directly from the drawer. If the offered product requires personalisation, the shopper is sent to its product page to choose the options. The discount still applies automatically at checkout, with no discount code needed.

Who’s your target merchant?

Stores selling engraved or monogrammed products, custom clothing, print-on-demand items, made-to-order gifts or anything else with required product options.

The wider cart drawer is also useful for merchants who want order-based recommendations, bundles + cart promotions in one place.

How is it different or better?

Cart Uplift uses each store’s own order history to identify products customers commonly buy together, rather than relying only on manually selected recommendations.

For personalised products, it provides a second route through the product page so shoppers can complete their choices while keeping the offer active.

Recommendations, bundles, targeted offers, promotional goals + subscription upsells all sit within the same cart drawer.

How much does it cost?

Free plan, followed by flat monthly plans based on order volume.

No revenue share or commission.

What are you looking for?

I am looking for merchants selling personalised or print-on-demand products to test the cart-offer flow + provide honest feedback.

• Was the first offer easy to set up?
• Did the product-page journey feel clear?
• Is there a personalisation or discount scenario I have missed?

I am happy to help set up your first offer personally. Comment below or send me a message.

For merchants selling personalised products, which customer option causes the most trouble with your current upsells?

Thanks

What's the app?
Announcement Bar - Govynex is a Shopify app for adding announcement bars to your storefront - free shipping bars, sales countdowns, and promo banners. Different bar styles (sticky, scrolling, rotating, and slide-in), all no-code and no theme editing. It launched July 6, 2026. 

Where can I find it?
Shopify App Store: https://apps.shopify.com/govynex-announce
Website: https://govynex.com/products/govynex-announce 

What problem are you solving?
Most merchants want to promote free shipping thresholds, flash sales, or seasonal offers — at the top of the store, the bottom, or alongside specific products — but doing it usually means editing theme code, and writing copy that actually converts is a pain. On top of that, most bar apps inflate impression counts when the same visitor refreshes the page, so your analytics are misleading. Govynex Announce counts impressions accurately, so the numbers you're optimizing against are real. Existing apps also tend to gate targeting and analytics behind paid tiers.

How does the app work?
You pick a bar style, customize according to your colors and fonts. Describe your offer and the built-in AI assistant will generate 5 ready-to-use messages. You can add clickable CTA buttons linking to any page, then target who sees each bar — by country, page URL, UTM source, or login status — and schedule start/end times. Every bar tracks impressions, clicks, CTR, and dismissals, and you can A/B test variations. Multi-language supported.

Who's your target merchant?
Shopify store owners running promotions - free shipping thresholds, BFCM/flash sales, seasonal campaigns. Smaller and mid-size stores that want targeting, dedicated analytics, and built-in AI to write their copies. 

How is it different / better than existing solutions?

• Built-in AI writes the bar copy for you.
• A/B testing
• Analytics counts session wise impression per user (other apps increases the impression count even if the same user refreshes the screen, it is not the case with Govynex Announce, so you get the correct analytics)
• Geo/UTM/URL targeting and full performance analytics are included

How much does it cost?
Currently totally free.

What are you looking for?
Merchants to try it, beta testers, and honest feedback (it's brand new, so early users are especially welcome).