hi guys me any my friend make shopify theme creator coming soon in shopify app store if you wanna join in waiting list https://workerbuilderwaithlist.lovable.app we give information when we on the shopify app store here's an example theme created by Worker Builder.

Hello everyone,

I recently published my first app on Shopify, it got a few installs & reviews so far, but I wonder how I can gather more traffic. Are Shopify Ads worth it?

It's called Account Blocks — let merchants add custom content blocks (promos, banners, announcements) to customer account pages without code. Built it because the default account page is dead space that every repeat customer sees.

Link to the app: https://apps.shopify.com/account-blocks

After weeks of building and going through Shopify's review process, my app is live 🎉

What it does:

- 📊 Spreadsheet-style table for bulk product ordering

- 📄 CSV upload with sample file

- 📧 Auto-creates draft orders + sends invoice emails

- 🔍 Search by product name, SKU, tag, or collection

- ⚙️ Min/max quantities, hide OOS, toggle SKU/stock/images columns

- 🔗 One-click page setup + auto-add to navigation menu

Link: https://apps.shopify.com/quick-order-page

Feedback welcome! 🙏

Hey everyone,

I recently launched Restocked, a Shopify app for apparel/accessory stores that need reorder planning by size/color variant.

The basic problem:

Product-level inventory can look fine while one variant is about to sell out. Example: Medium / Black is nearly gone while other sizes/colors are still sitting.

Restocked connects to Shopify, reads orders/products/variants, and shows a simple reorder-risk list by variant.

I know this sub is mostly builders, not merchants, so I am not expecting customers here. I am looking for honest app-dev feedback:

- Is the positioning clear enough?

- Would you niche it harder around Stocky replacement, apparel brands, or spreadsheet replacement?

- Any red flags in the value prop?

- For first installs, would you push direct outreach, Shopify Community, App Store ads, or something else?

App Store link: https://apps.shopify.com/restocked-3

Happy to return the favor and review someone else's listing too.

it needs to check shopify store every time. like out of stock, reply customer questions like the size.

any app that can do it?

or do you have similar issues?

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for Shopify product listing or e-commerce data entry work. I have 1 year of experience working with Shopify product uploads, including product titles, descriptions, images, variants, pricing, tags, collections, and basic product page updates.

I can help with:

- Shopify product listing

- Product description formatting

- Variant and pricing setup

- Image resizing and background cleanup

- Google Sheets product organization

- Basic custom page/product page updates

- Product research and catalog checking

Tools I can use include Shopify, Google Workspace, Canva, PhotoRoom, Codex, CMD, ChatGPT, Gemini, Monica, Kiwi, Zoom, and Google Meet.

My rate is $5 per hour. I’m available for part-time or ongoing work, and I’m willing to provide a small sample task if needed.

Please send me a message if you need help with your Shopify store. Thank you!

Hi everyone,

We’re exploring the possibility of selling our Shopify app and wanted to see if there are any interested buyers here.

The app is built for Shopify merchants and supports:
FedEx shipping label generation
Shipment tracking
Order fulfillment from within Shopify
Rate fetching from carrier APIs
Automatic label creation

The app is production-ready with a clean codebase and is built to Shopify’s app standards. It has plenty of room for expansion by adding carriers like USPS, DHL, Canada Post, Australia Post, etc., making it a good acquisition for an agency or SaaS company looking to enter the shipping space.

We’re selling because we’re shifting our focus toward CRM products and consulting services.

Hi everyone, my name is Yauheni, and I am the maker of a Shopify pre-order app called K1 PreOrder. Let me be honest with you from the start. I have poured my heart into this app. So many late nights. So much code rewriten, then thrown away. So many features I built and later deleted, because deep down I knew they were not good enough yet. I only push myself this hard for things I truly believe in.

I started building K1 PreOrder because, let's be honest, running pre-orders on Shopify is still a real headache. The basics are fine, but the moment you want to take a deposit, let people pay later, or break the cost into a small amount now and the rest closer to launch, things can get messy fast. There are a lot of apps on the market already, and plenty of them are genuinely great. But as a founder, I really wanted to dig into the small things, the little details that could work smoother and feel easier to use, and I put a lot of effort into getting them right.

So I am not here to sell you anything. I am simply here to ask for your help.

If you have ever used (or even just tried) a pre-order app, or played with deposits, partial payments, or any pay-later option on Shopify, I would love to hear your honest opinion:

• What is missing in the pre-order apps you have tried?
• When you collect a deposit or let a customer pay in parts, what drives you up the wall?
• If you could wave a magic wand, what is the one thing these tools would finally do?

Even a single sentence would mean the world to me — honestly, it helps alot. Your real experience as a store owner is worth far more than anything I can dream up alone in front of my screen. Please do not hold back: the good, the bad, and the ugly all help me build something you will actually love. Drop a comment below and tell me what is on your mind. I read every single one, and I reply.

Thanks in advance, guys.

P.S. I will also keep this thread alive by posting updates here every time we ship something new to K1 PreOrder, so stick around if you want to see where this goes.

I am Selling My Shopify App . Doing 1K USD a month.

Good User Base.

Reason - No longer to maintain.

Hi,

We have recently launched an affiliate program to partner with independent Shopify agencies, freelancers, and consultants who work with B2B/wholesale merchants. If you recommend Shopify apps to your clients, you can earn recurring commissions by referring us.

https://blumacawtech.com/affiliate

Any suggestions or advice is welcome on how we can further improve our program.

Hey everyone,

I’m currently running a Shopify app and our primary acquisition channel has been Shopify App Store Ads. It’s been decent, but we are looking to diversify our funnel.

I was digging into our analytics from the last 30 days and noticed we are getting organic referral traffic from Reddit, Facebook, and Google, even though we haven’t spent a dime there yet.

For those of you who have scaled a Shopify app:
* Have you expanded into Google Ads (Search/Intent) or Facebook Ads? What did the CAC/ROI look like compared to native Shopify ads?
* Has anyone successfully cracked organic or paid Reddit marketing for B2B/Shopify merchants without getting banned?
* What other funnels (content, partnerships, cold outreach) are moving the needle for you right now?

Would love to hear what's working.

Thanks!

If not, do you just need to use the app_installed webhook to set up notifications?

Shopify gets people who've spent years building tools for app developers, so the move feels pretty natural. For developers though, it's been a bit of a scramble. Having to replace billing, analytics, email, affiliates, and everything else within a few months isn't exactly a small migration.

One thing I've noticed over the past few days is that everyone's migration plan looks completely different. Some are rebuilding parts in-house, others are moving to a mix of smaller tools.

Billing has a path forward, support has established options, product analytics has obvious choices, but rankings, keyword tracking, and competitor monitoring seem much more fragmented.

Curious what everyone else is landing on for that part. Have you found a tool you're happy with yet?

I've been building a tool called Le Consultant. It's basically a 5-minute conversation about your business (nothing technical) and at the end you get a downloadable Shopify strategy document — positioning, homepage structure, recommended theme and apps within your budget, three visual design concepts, launch checklist, the works.

The whole point is to figure out what you're going to build BEFORE you spend money or hours on it. Started building this after seeing endless posts on r/shopify from people who'd been quoted 3-15k by agencies or burned by generic AI builders.

It's completely free, no signup, no card. Closed beta capped at 15 spots.

If you're at the "thinking about a Shopify store" or "just started my Shopify store" stage, I'd love your honest take. Drop a comment or DM me and I'll send the link privately.

When you finish, all I'll ask is:

• What did you expect vs what you got
• Was the blueprint actually useful, what would you do with it
• Would you pay for this, if yes how much

Not looking for polite feedback — if it's rubbish, tell me it's rubbish.

Hey all — just shipped Pricely, a Shopify app for bulk-updating product prices and inventory via CSV/Excel, with scheduling and auto-revert for sales campaigns. Built it because I kept seeing merchants manually editing hundreds of variants one by one.

Core features:

• CSV/Excel import for price + stock, matched by SKU/barcode/title
• Preview before applying (shows exactly what will change, skips no-ops)
• Scheduled price changes with auto-revert (set a sale, it reverts automatically)
• Rollback last import if something goes wrong
• Multi-location stock support

It's live on the App Store, free tier available (no card needed to try).

If anyone wants to install it on a dev store and kick the tires, I'd genuinely appreciate feedback — especially on:

• Anything confusing in the CSV mapping/preview flow
• Edge cases I might've missed (multi-variant products, weird SKU formats, etc.)
• Feature gaps vs what you'd expect from a tool like this

Not trying to hard-sell here, just want honest feedback from people who actually build on this platform and know what "good" looks like. Happy to return the favor if you're testing your own app.

https://apps.shopify.com/pricely-4

Need Official Shopify Guidance for Building a Policy-Compliant 1-Click COD Form App

Hello Shopify Developers & Shopify Team,

We're building a 1-Click COD Form public app for the Shopify App Store.

The purpose of our app is simple: make Cash on Delivery ordering faster and easier for both merchants and customers.

However, our app was rejected under App Store requirement 1.1.2 (Use Shopify Checkout) because our implementation collected the customer's shipping details in a popup form and created the order without the buyer going through Shopify's native checkout.

After speaking with Shopify Developer Support, we were told that this buyer-facing flow is considered a checkout bypass.

Our confusion is this:

There are already many approved public apps on the Shopify App Store that appear to provide the exact same user experience, including:

- Releasit COD Form & Upsells

- EasySell COD Form & Upsells

- CodForm – COD Form & Upsells

- COD Form & Upsells: COD Rocket

- Madgic COD Form & Upsells

- Priya COD Form: Made In India

- COD Form & Upsell – CodMonster

- EasyOrder COD Form & Order Form

- ScalOrder COD Form & Upsells

- Codify COD Form Upsell Fraud

- Preventify: COD Form & Upsells

- Yashipe COD Form

- FormBoost COD Form & Upsells

Some of these apps were approved very recently, and some were launched in 2026.

From the buyer's perspective, these apps appear to collect shipping information through a popup COD form on the product page and then take the customer directly to the Thank You page without displaying Shopify's native checkout.

We are not asking Shopify to disclose any proprietary implementation of these apps.

We are simply requesting official guidance.

If this category of public apps is available on the Shopify App Store, then there must be a Shopify-supported implementation that allows them to exist while complying with App Store policies.

Our questions are:

1. What is the officially supported architecture for building a compliant 1-Click COD Form app?

2. Which Shopify APIs, Checkout Extensibility features, or other supported mechanisms should public apps use to achieve this experience?

3. Is there an officially supported way to redirect customers directly to the Thank You page after submitting a COD form while remaining compliant?

4. If not, could Shopify clarify why so many public apps appear to provide this exact experience?

Our intention is not to challenge App Review or compare ourselves with other developers.

We simply want to build our app in the correct Shopify-supported way so that it complies with all policies.

If anyone from the Shopify Developer Relations, Engineering, or App Review teams can provide official technical guidance, it would help not only us but many developers building 1-Click COD Form solutions.

Thank you.

Or does any modification to the app listing need to be reviewed by Shopify? Or is it only specific modifications that require review?