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Shopify App Detector

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Overview

The Shopify app detector that shows its evidence — apps, theme, pixels and tech stack of any Shopify store. Local, free, no signup.

Shopify App Detector reveals the full software stack behind any storefront and shows the evidence for every single match. Open a page, click once, then read what a merchant actually runs. Shopify App Detector runs entirely inside the tab you already have open. Rivals hand you a name list pulled from a fixed database and ask you to trust it. Shopify App Detector does the opposite. Each row carries the matched URL, the matched JavaScript global, the matched pixel client ID, so every verdict stays inspectable down to the literal string. 🔍 What a single click reveals 📦 Installed apps with category, confidence tier and per row page weight 🎨 Theme name, base theme, schema version and Theme Store origin 🛰 Registered web pixels and trackers, including completely silent ones 🏷 Platform verdict: classic storefront, Shopify Plus, headless or elsewhere 🌍 Merchant profile: domain, shop ID, currency, locale and active markets One toolbar button therefore works as a store analyzer, a Shopify theme detector and a tech stack lookup at the same time. Competitor research that used to swallow twenty minutes now finishes in roughly two seconds. Shopify App Detector reads sources that classic signature scanners ignore completely. 🧩 Three mechanisms nobody else ships 1. Extension handles published by the platform itself name software that sits in no signature database. 2. The pixel register lists every installed tracker, even ones that touch nothing on the page. 3. Weighted scoring merges independent signals, so certainty is computed rather than asserted. Mechanism one matters most, and it is why Shopify app detection here beats a static catalogue. Theme extension assets arrive from a path containing the vendor handle, which lets Shopify Apps Detector name long tail software nobody has ever recorded. Unknown handles appear honestly as unnamed rows carrying their raw value. 📊 Confidence you can argue with ➤ Confirmed at ninety percent, backed by proof the platform serves itself ➤ Likely at seventy percent, a vendor domain plus a live runtime global ➤ Possible at forty five percent, weaker markup or client storage traces ➤ Trace below that, hidden by default so the board stays readable A vendor domain proves vendor code is running. It does not prove an install, since the same snippet can be pasted into a theme by hand. Rows separate those two cases; an honest detector of Shopify apps depends on exactly that distinction. 🏬 Intelligence beyond a name list - Theme identity, including whether a merchant customized the stock design - Headless detection with framework, checkout domain and shop handle - Exact catalog counts read on demand from the public sitemap - Payload cost in bytes, requests and render blocking scripts - Coverage score naming what this particular page could not reveal Revisit a storefront later and a change strip appears: two added, one dropped since your previous visit. Churn is the highest signal event in competitive research, so this Shopify store app detector keeps every scan you have ever run. So the Shopify Apps Detector becomes the long memory of your research. 👥 Built for three jobs 1️⃣ Founders watching rivals, prospecting merchants, tracking install churn 2️⃣ Agencies auditing a prospect before the first sales conversation 3️⃣ Sellers and dropshippers copying a stack that already converts well Every audience gets data out of Shopify App Detector cleanly. Export as Markdown for a client report, CSV for a spreadsheet, JSON for a pipeline, or a plain name list ready to paste into a CRM. The whole archive travels in one action as well. 🔒 Local by design 🛡 Nothing leaves your browser, because no backend exists to receive it 🚫 No account, no login, no email capture, no usage tracking whatsoever 💾 History lives in local storage on this machine and nowhere else ⚡ Results appear instantly, since no round trip to a server ever happens Honesty about blind spots is built in, which is rare for a Shopify app finder. Admin only and fulfillment software never touches a storefront, checkout extensions run elsewhere, and private builds carry no public signature. The interface says so rather than pretending a stack is thin. Consent banners, password gates and bot interstitials all reduce what any scanner can observe. Coverage drops visibly, the reason is named, plus a rescan is offered once a real page loads. No Shopify App Detector can invent what a shut gate hides. No revenue or traffic guesses appear anywhere, because neither can be measured from a public storefront. Install the free Shopify App Detector, open any storefront, then press the toolbar button or Alt Shift S. The badge counts detections while you browse, so an app detector for Shopify stores holds the answer before you even ask.

Details

  • Version
    1.0.0
  • Updated
    August 21, 2026
  • Size
    304KiB
  • Languages
    51 languages
  • Developer
    Petr Lukovkin
    Äußere Bayreuther Straße 148 Nürnberg 90411 DE
    Website
    Email
    support@onemoreword.app
    Phone
    +49 163 1472716
  • Trader
    This developer has identified itself as a trader per the definition from the European Union and committed to only offer products or services that comply with EU laws.

Privacy

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Shopify App Detector has disclosed the following information regarding the collection and usage of your data. More detailed information can be found in the developer's privacy policy.

Shopify App Detector handles the following:

Web history
Website content

This developer declares that your data is

  • Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
  • Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
  • Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes

Support

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