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Connect your Shopify store

A public scan reads what your storefront publishes. Connecting reads the fields themselves — so “no meta description” stops being something we inferred from your HTML and becomes a field we can show you, and write to once you approve the change.

Four steps, about two minutes

  1. 1

    Open your Shopify admin

    Go to Settings → Apps and sales channels → Develop apps. If you see a button asking you to allow custom app development, press it.

  2. 2

    Create an app

    Press "Create an app". Name it anything — "StoreFix" works. You are the developer of this app; it is private to your store and cannot be installed anywhere else.

  3. 3

    Tick two scopes

    Configuration → Admin API integration → Configure. Tick read_products, and tick write_products if you want us to be able to apply a fix you approve. Nothing else. Not orders, not customers.

  4. 4

    Install it and copy the token

    API credentials → Install app. Shopify reveals the Admin API access token once — it starts with shpat_. Copy it straight into the box below.

The .myshopify.com one, not your custom domain. Settings → Domains shows it.

We verify the token against Shopify before storing anything, so you find out here if it's wrong rather than later. It's then encrypted into a cookie only this server can read. No database of ours holds your token and there is no copy anywhere else. Disconnecting deletes it outright.

What we can and cannot see

Products, and nothing else. We never ask for orders, customers, payouts or analytics, so there is no version of this where we could read them. Everything we write is a change you approved on screen first.

Disconnecting here deletes our copy of the credential immediately — there is no second copy on a server somewhere, because we never made one. Removing the app from your Shopify admin revokes the credential itself. They are different things and both are worth doing when you're finished.