Catch the next competitorwhile it’s still a quiet launch.
638 apps launched on the Shopify App Store in the last seven days. This playbook keeps the ones in your space on your radar from day one.
- For
- App teams, partnerships and investors watching a category
- You start with
- The categories you compete in
- You end with
- A shortlist of credible entrants, with the one you follow in your feed
- Uses
- New apps archive · Tracking & alerts · Change intelligence
Browse launches by day and category.
The new-apps archive is organized by Shopify’s own listed launch date, by day and by category, so “what shipped in my space this week” is one page.
Launched on the App Store
- New
Dead Stock Finder.io
- New
Newcraft · Product Order Table
- New
Futureproof
- New
OutOfStock Redirect: Elvantix
- New
BuyRecord
- New
Juvv Hire: Careers & Jobs
Read the listing and the developer.
Open any launch to read its positioning, pricing and first reviews, next to the developer’s other apps, which often says more than the listing does.
Dead Stock Finder.io
- Inventory optimization
- Free plan available
Follow the credible ones.
Most launches fade; some matter. Follow the credible entrants and their listing changes, review momentum and rank movement flow into your activity feed.
Free follows one app; more follows and alerts are on paid plans.
Dead Stock Finder.io
The day its pricing or positioning changes
Read the category, not just the app.
Launch density is a signal in itself. A space suddenly attracting new entrants is telling you where the ecosystem thinks the money is.
This week, Chat led with 32 new listings.
Launches by category
- Chat32
- SEO31
- Inventory optimization28
- Discounts27
- Upsell and cross-sell26
- Analytics22
Questions, answered.
Where does the launch date come from?
From Shopify’s own listed launch date on the App Store listing — we report the platform’s date rather than inventing our own detection heuristic, and the archive is organized around it.
Can I watch just my category?
Yes. The newest-apps archive filters by category, and the directory supports category-scoped browsing — so a weekly check on your space takes a minute.
Will I get alerted to new launches automatically?
Following apps and developers routes their detected changes into your feed and notifications. For category-level launch digests, the public newest-apps pages are the fastest weekly check today.
Why track launches at all?
Emerging competitors are cheapest to respond to early — before they rank, before they accumulate reviews. Launches are also partnership and acquisition radar: new complementary tools appear in the archive long before they appear in your inbound.
What launched in your category this week?Follow the ones that matter.
Browse the launch archive free, then follow the entrants worth watching.