SHOPIFY / FREE TOOL
Check which Shopify apps and storefront integrations leave reliable public signals. Explore reviews, email, search, analytics and more without admin access.
THE THINKING BEHIND THE NUMBER
This checker inspects only publicly visible storefront HTML and asset references. It groups recognisable app and integration signals by function, while separating strong evidence from possible matches.
Public Shopify evidence + known integration-domain or distinctive script signatures → confidence-labelled visible technologies. No private app list is accessed.
Enter a public storefront domain. The checker looks only at public page code and displays evidence it can identify reliably. Private or dynamically loaded technologies may remain unknown.
Apps that load only after interaction, work server-side, or leave no public signature cannot be reliably detected. A missing result is not proof an app is absent.
Use the result alongside your store analytics, product costs and operating context. If the inputs are estimates, treat the output as an estimate too. Change one input at a time to understand what drives the result.
GO DEEPER
An app stack is the collection of apps, scripts and services that add features to a storefront: reviews, email capture, search, subscriptions, analytics, advertising pixels and more. A public-page checker can identify only the part of that stack that leaves visible storefront code.
The tool safely fetches a public homepage, checks for Shopify-specific storefront signals, then compares public asset URLs and distinctive code markers with a maintained signature registry. Each finding is labelled High or Medium confidence according to the strength of the visible evidence; it never reads Shopify Admin.
The registry covers selected review, email, upsell, search, support, subscription, loyalty, page-building, analytics and advertising services. A technology appears only when a supported public signature is found, not because stores in the same category commonly use it.
Some apps run entirely server-side or through checkout, load only after a visitor interacts, or use custom code without a distinctive public asset. Password protection, bot controls and CDN changes can also hide evidence. No public checker can provide a complete installed-app inventory.
A feature that looks like an app may be built into the Shopify theme or custom code. Before removing an app, review who maintains the feature, how merchants edit it, whether it has recurring cost and whether it affects performance or support.
Apps that add storefront scripts can increase download and execution work, but app count alone does not measure speed. A focused audit should look at actual network requests, Core Web Vitals and the value each feature provides.
CLEAR ANSWERS
No. It can identify only supported technologies with visible public storefront signatures. Private, server-side and deferred apps may be missed.
No. It requests a public storefront homepage only and does not log in, crawl admin paths or request credentials.
Yes, when their distinctive public scripts or assets are present in the inspected HTML. No result does not prove they are absent.
It can identify supported public script or asset references for those services, but implementations that load later or server-side may not appear.
The app might not run on the homepage, might load after interaction, might use a different signature, or might not expose public code.
Yes. It checks public storefront evidence without requiring an account or Shopify access.
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