Free Chrome side panel for Shopify competitor research

Free Shopify Theme & App Detector Extension

Use ShopEyes as a free Shopify app detector extension and free Shopify theme detector extension while you browse public storefronts.

Use the web detector for quick checks; use the Chrome side panel when you are browsing many competitor stores. Results are based on public storefront signals.

Surface
Chrome side panel
Signals
Theme, apps, headless clues
Storage
Local saved research
Fallback
Web detector ready
ShopEyes Chrome extension showing Shopify app and theme detection in a side panel

What the extension helps you read

Open a store, keep the storefront visible, and review the public signals that explain how the shop presents, supports, and converts buyers.

Apps

Detected apps

See visible Shopify apps grouped by ecommerce job, including reviews, email, support, tracking, returns, and conversion workflows.

Theme

Theme and headless signals

Find Shopify theme clues, headless Shopify signals, theme names, and theme store links when public storefront evidence is available.

Store

Store snapshot

Review domain, social profiles, product count, Shopify Plus signal, category context, and storefront metadata in one place.

Workflow

Saved research

Keep useful stores and apps close at hand so competitor research can continue across browsing sessions.

How it works

The extension keeps Shopify research beside the storefront you are viewing.

01

Open a Shopify store

Visit a public storefront you want to research.

02

Click ShopEyes

Launch the Chrome side panel from the current tab.

03

Review public signals

Read apps, theme clues, socials, and store context without leaving the page.

Research Shopify apps, themes, social profiles, and store signals without leaving the storefront you are viewing.

App detection

Detect Shopify apps while you browse

Understand how a store handles reviews, email, support, subscriptions, returns, tracking, and conversion without copying the URL into another tool.

ShopEyes opens in the Chrome side panel and groups detected apps by ecommerce workflow.

ShopEyes side panel showing Shopify app detection
Theme signals

Identify theme and storefront signals

Quickly see whether a store is built on a recognizable Shopify theme and collect the surrounding context that helps explain the storefront experience.

The panel shows theme clues, myshopify domain, Shopify Plus signal, product count, category context, and theme store links when public evidence is available.

ShopEyes side panel showing Shopify theme and store signals
App categories

Turn app names into operating insight

Move from a raw app list to a clearer view of what the brand is optimizing: retention, conversion, support, post-purchase, or operations.

Apps are organized by category so competitor research is easier to scan and compare.

ShopEyes side panel showing Shopify apps grouped by category
Saved research

Save useful stores and apps for later

Keep promising competitor examples close at hand while you move across different Shopify storefronts.

Saved stores and saved apps stay in Chrome storage for follow-up research across browsing sessions.

ShopEyes side panel showing saved stores and saved apps

Privacy and permissions in plain language

ShopEyes works from public storefront pages you choose to analyze. It does not read private Shopify admin data, payment data, passwords, or checkout information.

FAQ

Is ShopEyes free?

Yes. ShopEyes is a free Shopify app detector extension and free Shopify theme detector extension for Chrome.

What public signals can ShopEyes detect?

ShopEyes can show visible apps, theme clues, headless Shopify signals, Shopify Plus signals, social profiles, product count, and local saved research context.

Does ShopEyes support headless Shopify stores?

ShopEyes can identify some headless Shopify stores when public Shopify storefront signals or public detection data are available.

Does the extension read private Shopify admin data?

No. ShopEyes reads public storefront signals from pages you choose to inspect. It does not read private apps, admin data, checkout data, payment data, passwords, or hidden backend tools.

Can I use the web detector instead?

Yes. The web detector is useful for quick checks, while the extension is better when you are browsing many competitor stores.

Why use the side panel?

The side panel keeps the storefront visible while you review apps, theme clues, and store context.

Install

Add ShopEyes to your Shopify research workflow

Use the web detector for quick checks, then keep the Chrome extension nearby when you are browsing many storefronts.