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The catalogue

Seven apps, at seven different stages

One is built and going through Shopify App Store submission. Three are fully specified. Three are scoped concepts. Nothing on this page is described as available when it is not — the badge on each card tells you exactly where it stands.

What each status means

Launching soon
Built and working. Going through Shopify App Store submission — you can ask for early access now.
In design
Specified in detail and validated against the App Store, but not yet built. Copy here describes the intent, not a shipped product.
Planned
On the roadmap as a scoped concept. No build date is set, and none is implied.

All Appnux apps

Launching soon

Store Locator Pro

Put every stockist, showroom and branch on a map that stays fast whether you have three locations or forty thousand. No Google billing account to set up, no data scopes to grant, and every label editable to match your brand and your language.

Store locatorSee the app
In design

Cueline

Product video on Shopify plays uncaptioned by default, which fails accessibility rules and hides everything spoken from search. Cueline is designed to turn each video into a real subtitle track on your own player — toggleable and readable by crawlers, never burned into the pixels.

Video captionsGet notified
In design

Shotcraft

Most merchants juggle a compressor, a round-trip through a design tool, and a spreadsheet of filenames. Shotcraft is designed to collapse that into one workspace inside the admin, where every edit is a layer over an untouched master you can always restore.

Product imagesGet notified
In design

Flair

The animation shelf on the App Store is mostly seasonal snow and confetti. Flair is designed for the other thing merchants actually want — an entrance reveal, a button that reacts, a heading that arrives on scroll — applied to your own elements, on compositor-safe properties, respecting reduced-motion.

Motion and effectsGet notified
Planned

Dealer & Stockist Portal

If your products sit on someone else's shelves, your customers still need to find them. This is the locator engine reframed around stockists rather than owned stores — filtered by the product lines each retailer actually carries.

Where to buyGet notified
Planned

Delivery-Radius Checker

Most local shops answer “do you deliver to me?” with a static list of postcodes, and find out at checkout when it was wrong. This is designed to answer it on the product page instead — a clear in-range or out-of-range result, with the nearest pickup point as the fallback.

Local deliveryGet notified
Planned

Service-Area Map

Installers, cleaners and repair businesses tend to publish a flat list of counties and hope. This is designed to show real coverage on a map, check a visitor's address against it, and hand the ones you cover straight to a booking step.

Local servicesGet notified

Six of these seven apps are described from a design specification rather than from a shipped product, because that is what they are today. No pricing, integration, launch date or capability is stated for an app that has not been built.

Not on the list?

Tell us which one you would use first

These are ordered by what looked most useful from the outside. A merchant saying “this one, and here is why” is worth more than that guess — and it does move things up the list.

Suggest an appGet early access

Or email support@appnux.com — replies within one to two business days.