The theme is a trap
Preset demos, locked sections, a developer ticket for every campaign. We rebuild or unstick it so your team can edit — and the PDP can actually sell.
Build it. Move it. Grow it. Manage it. Apps as products when the theme should not fake the job. Niche shop or a brand in the making — one studio, one owner.
Fixed scope, agreed first · No fake case-study numbers · Public HTML + a real lead pipeline
You built this store through late nights, ads that finally worked, and a catalog you know by heart. Then the theme fights you. Or the move to Shopify keeps getting postponed. Or Google traffic lands on pages that cannot sell. You do not need another freelancer. You need a Shopify partner who will take the problem and still be there when the store is bigger.
— ElvoApps
Keep scrolling. Each one has an answer — and a path into /start.
Preset demos, locked sections, a developer ticket for every campaign. We rebuild or unstick it so your team can edit — and the PDP can actually sell.
Orders, customers, URLs, reviews if the platform will export them. Old store stays live until counts match. Then you switch.
Canonicals, indexation, collection architecture — then conversion work on the pages that already rank. Content cannot compensate for a broken storefront.
Partner track: releases, merchant requests, app stack, speed. One owner. You sell. We keep the store moving.
We ship ElvoApps products for real jobs — and we will tell you when custom code is the honest answer instead of another install.
No mystery sprints. Every stage has an artefact you can click or read.
Pick move, build, improve, or ongoing help. The brief fills as you go. That becomes a lead in the ElvoApps pipeline — not a black hole inbox.
Catalog shape, theme debt, analytics gaps. Discovery is an audit, so the plan is specific.
No “we'll see”. You get a scope. We do not start until you say go.
You review the PDP, the collection logic, the checkout — not a screenshot of a Figma frame.
Partner track is how niche shops become brands without hiring a department.
Wherever the store lives today
Drag the sliders. Quiet days, founder hours and a store that cannot keep up add up faster than most merchants expect. Illustrative — your numbers will vary.
If it is a Shopify problem, it belongs in the brief.
Custom storefronts you can edit.
Data, URLs, a cutover that does not surprise ops.
Indexation and architecture before more content.
PDP, collections, mobile paths.
When an app is the wrong answer.
Products from ElvoApps, listed on /apps.
Releases, requests, the stack.
Speed as part of the build.
Same team as the catalog grows.
Put it with a Shopify partner. Start the brief — it takes about a minute.