Giorgi MazmishviliShopify app developer in Hamburg, Germany

Shopify apps for the problems merchants keep running into

I build focused Shopify apps for checkout, ad tracking and store operations, and write practical guides on diagnosing the same problems yourself.

Problems my apps work on

Chargebacks and disputes often arrive weeks or months after an order, and by then you need evidence that the customer agreed to your terms.
How ConsentGuard approaches it
Card-testing bots run hundreds of small payment attempts through a store's checkout, causing declines, fees and fake customer records.
How Linesman approaches it
Meta Ads reports fewer sales than the Shopify admin, and nothing tells you which orders were missed or why.
How PixelGuard approaches it
Shopify reports revenue, but many merchants can't easily see which orders and products actually make money.
How ClearView approaches it

Asks customers to accept your terms before checkout and keeps exportable proof of every acceptance.

Cart and checkout: collects and stores terms acceptance

Not yet on the App Store

Stops bot checkouts and card testing at the payment step, then cleans up the fake customer accounts bots leave behind.

Checkout payment step: blocks suspicious checkout attempts

Shows how many of your orders your Meta ad tracking actually saw, and the gap in money.

Checkout tracking: compares orders with pixel events

Shows your true net profit on every order, after COGS, transaction fees, shipping and refunds.

Shopify admin: reporting on existing order data

The first articles and videos are on their way.

Each app starts from a problem merchants describe in their own words: in forum threads, App Store reviews and conversations.

Investigate
Find a specific problem merchants keep reporting, then reproduce it and understand why Shopify behaves the way it does.
Build
Build the smallest tool that fixes it reliably, using Shopify's supported extension points rather than theme hacks.
Share
Write up what I learned so merchants can diagnose the problem themselves, whether or not they ever install an app.