https://ashraf-siddik.com/ · Developer Tools
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See the theme and apps behind the Shopify store you're viewing, in one click. Free, from Ashraf Siddik. Find out which theme and apps a Shopify store uses without opening the page source. Open any store, click the icon, and you'll see: • The theme: its original name, version, and whether it came from the Shopify Theme Store, was uploaded as a file, or was built for that store. Theme Store themes link straight to their Theme Store page. • The apps: matched against more than 100 known apps, grouped by what they do (reviews, email and pop-ups, upsells, subscriptions, analytics and more), with a dot showing whether each app's file actually loads or is only mentioned in the code. • Pixels: how many tracking pixels run in Shopify's sandbox, and which services they belong to when their settings say so. Useful when you're choosing a theme, sizing up a competitor, pitching a client, or checking your own store for apps you uninstalled but never cleaned up. How it works: when you click the icon, the extension sends the address of the site in your current tab to the free tools at ashraf-siddik.com, which read the store's public pages, the same ones any visitor can open. It never reads the page you're on, never runs in the background and stores nothing in your browser. Some apps can't be seen from outside a store: admin, back-office and checkout apps never touch the storefront. The extension shows what a store loads for its customers. Made by Ashraf Siddik, a Shopify developer. Shopify is a trademark of Shopify Inc. This extension is independent and isn't made or endorsed by Shopify.
Oct 22, 2026
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