Find the theme and apps behind any Shopify store.

Every Shopify storefront describes its own theme in its page code: the name the store gave it, the name and version from the theme’s settings, and its Theme Store number. The detector reads that from the home page and matches the number to the Theme Store listing, with its designer and price.

Stores often rename their theme, for example to “Copy of Dawn” or their own brand. The detector shows the name the store uses and the Theme Store theme it was built from.

The theme has no Theme Store number. It may be built for the store, bought from a marketplace outside the Theme Store, or an edited copy. The detector shows the name its own settings use.

Apps add scripts, styles and widgets to the storefront from their own addresses or as Shopify app embeds. The detector recognises the signatures of the apps in its list, grouped by what they do, and lists any other app embeds it finds.

Yes. It reads the home page only, so an app that works in the background, at checkout or only on product pages may not show, and a removed app can leave its script behind. Treat the list as what the storefront loads, not as the store’s full app list.

Yes. The detector reads the same public page any visitor sees, once, and stores nothing.

Some. The theme decides page speed, headings and the product markup Google reads. But two stores on the same theme can rank very differently: the product titles, descriptions, images and identifiers make the difference, and the free Ecommerce SEO Audit checks those for every product.