Free tool
Free Shopify App Detector
Paste any Shopify store URL to run a live scan of the apps, theme, and ecommerce tech it's running — reviews, subscriptions, email & SMS, loyalty, upsell, analytics, and more. No extension. Works on mobile.
What the detector finds
Every scan reads the storefront's public markup and matches it against OngoingAI's technology graph. These are the most common lanes it surfaces.
How it works
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Shopify App Detector free?
- Yes. It's a free tool — no login, nothing to install. Enter any Shopify store URL and it runs a live scan of the storefront and returns the apps, theme, and ecommerce technologies it can see from public signals.
- Do I need a Chrome extension?
- No. The detector runs online and scans the store from our servers, so there's nothing to install or keep updated. It works in any browser on any device, including mobile.
- How does it work?
- When you enter a store, OngoingAI analyzes its public storefront for ecommerce technology signals, then matches those observations against our proprietary fingerprint library and technology graph to identify the apps, theme, and tech in use. Results are drawn from public storefront observations — no private or account data.
- Which apps and technologies can it detect?
- Apps and tech that leave public storefront signals: review apps, subscription apps, email and SMS marketing, loyalty and rewards, upsell and bundle tools, support widgets, search and personalization, analytics, consent management, page builders, payment providers, CDNs, and tag managers. It also reads the Shopify theme identity and flags headless/custom storefronts.
- Why don't some apps show up?
- Backend-only apps, checkout-only apps, private and custom apps, and admin-only integrations often don't leave public storefront signals. A missing detection doesn't mean an app isn't installed — it means we didn't observe a public signal for it on the homepage.
- Does it work on non-Shopify stores?
- This tool is built for Shopify storefronts. If a store isn't running Shopify, the scan will tell you it couldn't find Shopify signals rather than guessing at another platform's stack.