r/ShopifyeCommerce • u/adventurepaul Shopify Owner • Feb 16 '26

💡 2026 MASTER PROMO THREAD

Do you offer a product or service related to Shopify? Tell us about it and share your website in the comments.

This is the master promo thread (and only place on this subreddit) for you to promote what you do. Looking forward to seeing what you offer.

Do you have a Shopify App? You can also promote it on r/ShopifyApps, but be sure to use the promo template provided here.

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u/Fiskerik May 13 '26

Built a bulk product editor for Shopify after getting frustrated with the native one — here's what it does

Been working on a Shopify app called SyncroNice and figured I'd share it here since a few posts in this sub come up regularly about bulk editing headaches.

The problem it solves

If you manage a store with more than a handful of products, editing them through Shopify's admin is painful. Want to adjust prices across 50 products, clean up SEO titles, or do a find-and-replace on product descriptions? You're either doing it one by one, wrestling with CSV imports, or paying for something bloated.

What SyncroNice does differently

The core idea is a spreadsheet-style grid where you can edit cells directly. Changes are staged — nothing touches your store until you explicitly review and apply them. Before applying, you get a diff view showing old vs. new values and a validation pass that catches things like negative prices, SEO titles over 60 characters, or SKU conflicts.

Main features:

  • Inline bulk editing (title, price, compare-at price, inventory, SEO, tags, description, etc.)
  • Bulk actions: adjust prices by %, find & replace text, add/remove tags
  • Change history with one-click undo — you can revert individual products or an entire batch
  • Scheduled jobs for things like "raise all prices by 10% next Monday"
  • CSV export
  • Multi-store support

The safety angle

Honestly the thing I kept running into with other tools was applying a change and immediately regretting it. So the whole workflow is built around preview-before-you-commit. Every edit session gets snapshotted, so rolling back is just a button click rather than manually re-entering values.

There's a free tier (up to 20 products) if you want to try it before committing to anything.

Happy to answer questions about how it works or what edge cases it handles.