Store Lens: platform, theme and real speed of any online store

One click shows what a store is built with: platform, theme and version, apps, plugins and real-user speed. No account, no tracking.

Store Lens tells you what the online store in front of you is built with, in one click, and how fast it really is for its visitors. It is made for people who work in e-commerce: merchants checking their own store, agencies and freelancers sizing up a client, developers, and anyone who writes about online shops. WHAT YOU SEE • Platform, with the evidence behind the answer. 34 e-commerce platforms are recognised, from Shopify (headless storefronts included), WooCommerce and Magento to regional platforms. A shop on anything else is reported as a custom storefront. • Theme, version and releases behind. On Shopify, Store Lens reads the theme the store was really built on, not the label a merchant typed into the admin, tells you whether it came from the Theme Store or is an edited copy, and how many releases it has missed, with the latest release notes. A theme whose name was overwritten is recognised by its own code. On WordPress you get the theme, its version, author and parent theme from the theme's own header. On Magento, the theme path. • Real-user speed. The Chrome UX Report's LCP, INP and CLS for the store's phone visitors over 28 days, the same data Google Search uses, next to what your own visit measured: time to first byte, page weight, scripts, images and third-party hosts. One line tells you whether the slowness is the theme or what sits on top of it. • Services on the page: payments, reviews, email and SMS, pixels and analytics, chat, page builders, search, subscriptions, loyalty, consent, accessibility overlays, testing tools. About 150 services recognised by their own script hosts, plus every Shopify app embed. • WordPress plugins with their Shopify equivalent, for anyone weighing a move. • Store and product facts from the store's public data: product and collection counts, currency, shipping countries, languages, Shop Pay; on a product page the price range, variants, stock and review schema. • Copy the whole report as Markdown for a proposal, an audit or an article. WHAT IT NEVER DOES No sales or traffic estimates, no scraped contact data, no affiliate links, no ads, no account, no tokens.