StaffHub is a Shopify-native staff scheduling and rota tool built for retail. It runs inside the Shopify admin so it shares your locations, staff list, and POS data without separate logins or integrations. Use it to build weekly rotas, manage shift swaps and absences across multiple stores, run a built-in time clock, and pay people accurately at the end of the week. Designed for independent retailers and multi-location shops who have outgrown spreadsheets but don't want to add another disconnected SaaS tool to their stack.

SpamShield is a Shopify-native form-spam filter that looks at the submission rather than the user — content patterns, IP reputation, bot signals, link density, language detection — and silently rejects the bad ones. No CAPTCHA challenge, no friction for real customers. Real customers never see the filter; merchants stop seeing spam in their inbox. Installs from the Shopify App Store with one click; works immediately on the contact form, with custom forms and signups supported.

ThemeSweep scans Shopify themes for dead code left behind by uninstalled apps — orphan Liquid snippets, stale CSS rules, unused JavaScript bundles, references to apps that no longer exist. The result is a Bloat Score report that lists every dead artifact with a one-click remove option. Dead code slows your store, hurts your Lighthouse score, and accumulates silently every time you uninstall an app. ThemeSweep tells you what to delete and why — without breaking the apps that are still installed.

QualCanvas is a visual qualitative coding platform for researchers, academics, and UX teams. Instead of the linear hierarchical-tree model used by NVivo and Atlas.ti, QualCanvas treats coding as a spatial workshop — drag transcripts and excerpts onto a canvas, group them visually as themes emerge, and watch your theory take shape the way it does on a real wall covered in sticky notes. Built for the researcher who finds existing tools more confining than they need to be, and for the team that wants to share insights without exporting PDFs no one reads.