The repetitive work of selling online, done by software: Shopify and Amazon Seller Central tasks automated, Amazon ads adjusted by rules, and platforms connected so listings, stock and orders stay in sync. From a developer who also builds Shopify apps, so when a ready-made app falls short, the fix gets built.
The repetitive work in a Shopify store done by software: products, prices, stock and orders.
Listings, inventory, orders and reports in Seller Central, automated instead of done by hand.
Amazon ads adjusted by rules instead of by hand: bids, budgets, keywords and reports.
Amazon and Etsy kept in sync in either direction, so a product is listed once and stock stays right.
Shopify connected to TikTok Shop, so products, stock and orders sync without copying anything by hand.
When a ready-made app or connector cannot do the job, it gets built: Shopify apps like FrameRx, and tools on the platforms' official APIs.
Shopify, Amazon, Etsy and TikTok Shop handled together, so an automation in one place does not break something in another.
Every message reaches me directly. You hear what the automation does, what it does not, and what comes next.
Custom tools for sellers on Etsy, Amazon, eBay and other marketplaces. Built on each platform’s official API, with a fixed quote after a short brief. A custom Shopify app starts at $2,000; see the Shopify app plans.
Starting at
$2,500
Automating one repetitive job on one marketplace.
Starting at
$5,500
Selling on several channels without doing everything twice.
Starting at
$9,500
A seller tool built around how your business actually runs.
Yes: bulk product and price updates, stock and order updates that happen on their own, and data moved between Shopify and the other tools you use. When no app in the App Store does the job, I build a custom Shopify app.
Yes: rules that raise or lower bids based on how each keyword performs, search terms that spend without selling added as negative keywords, budgets checked so campaigns do not stop early or overspend, and scheduled reports on what changed.
Yes: listings created and updated in bulk, inventory and prices kept up to date, orders pulled out for fulfilment or accounting, and reports gathered on a schedule instead of downloaded by hand.
Yes, in either direction: listings copied across, stock kept in sync so nothing is oversold, and orders from both in one place.
Yes: products from Shopify published to TikTok Shop, stock and prices kept in sync, and TikTok Shop orders brought back into Shopify to fulfil.
Marketplace automation starts at $2,500 for one automation on one marketplace, $5,500 to keep several channels in sync, and $9,500 for a tool built around how your business runs. A custom Shopify app starts at $2,000. Every project gets a fixed quote after a short brief.
Yes. FrameRx, a prescription-lens app for eyewear stores, is the most recent, and two earlier Shopify apps are public on GitHub.
Send a short brief: which platforms you sell on, the job you keep doing by hand, and what you want to happen instead.
Need a Shopify app? See Shopify app development and the FrameRx case study.