Shopify App Detector: Reveal the apps behind any store
Curious about the apps behind a competitor’s store? Use our Chrome extension to instantly reveal the Shopify apps powering any store’s success!
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Add our App Detector to your Chrome browser for instant insights on the apps behind any Shopify store you visit.
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Three easy steps to use our app detector
The Bloggle Shopify app detector will show you which apps the website is using in three simple steps so you can add them to your own Shopify store.
Step 1
Copy the website URL.
Step 2
Paste it in the form.
Step 3
Hit detect button.
If you want to get insights from your browser, you can download our free Chrome Extension. You will get access to our Shopify app detector without accessing our website!
What is a Shopify app?
A Shopify app is software made to enhance the capabilities of Shopify default installation. There are different types of Shopify apps — from the ones that can help you with email marketing, to the ones that are complete website builders. One of the essential Shopify apps is Bloggle, a complete drag-and-drop blog builder, that will make your blog look beautiful and convert your visitors to customers efficiently.
Frequently asked questions
Questions? You’re not alone!
Is your app detector detecting all the apps?
No, we detect the apps through the CSS and JS they add to the store. If they don't impact the front end or if they are used only in the checkout, we won't be able to detect them. For instance, we cannot detect the Matrixify app
What are the must-have Shopify apps?
The most essential Shopify apps to have are Bloggle, Klaviyo, Judge.me, and Notify! Back in stock. You can check our complete list in our article
Why do I need to use apps in Shopify?
Shopify default installation lacks the ability to provide a complete set of options and tools needed for an e-commerce business. Shopify apps are there to complement it.
Does it work for non-Shopify stores?
No, but some apps are available on other CMS, so it happens that we detect apps on other platforms too, while this is not the intent of the tool.