Fractal Apps
Shopify apps for collections and more
Fractal Apps is a United States-based developer founded in 2023. Specializing in the Collections category, the team has expanded their expertise into Design elements, Social proof, and Blogs. They currently maintain a portfolio of 7 apps, 6 of which are active, and have earned a perfect 5.0 average rating across all reviews.
Their flagship offering, Time2Read: Read Time Estimator, helps merchants increase engagement by adding read time estimates to blog posts. The app holds a 5.0 rating based on 4 reviews. This release anchors a diverse portfolio that spans multiple essential e-commerce functionalities.
Fractal Apps is defined by a commitment to quality and high performance. With a consistent 5.0-star rating across their total review count, they deliver reliable tools for Shopify store owners. Their development approach focuses on high-impact features that enhance the customer experience.
6 published apps · 6 currently active
Time2Read: Read Time Estimator
Increase engagement by adding the read time to your blog posts
ILikeThat: Like Buttons
Increase conversions by adding like buttons to your products
DivideItUp: Section Dividers
Organize your website by adding dividers to your store
CheckIt: Checkout Progress Bar
Optimize conversions by adding a progress bar to your checkout
UWidget: YouTube Widgets
Engage visitors with shoppable YouTube videos and shorts
Varco: Variants on Collections
Split products into variants and show them on collection pages
Based on 7 verified reviews
Time to review
Top merchant geographies
Canada
United KingdomAcross all apps
How Fractal Apps's apps stack up against the category leaders.
Time2Read: Read Time Estimator
vs SEOWILL: AI SEO & AI Blog Post
ILikeThat: Like Buttons
vs Judge.me Product Reviews App
ILikeThat: Like Buttons
vs Loox ‑ Product Reviews App
DivideItUp: Section Dividers
vs Fontify: Google & Custom Fonts
CheckIt: Checkout Progress Bar
vs Aftersell Post Purchase Upsell
UWidget: YouTube Widgets
vs Outfy ‑ Social Media Auto Post
Developers with overlapping focus areas