A global software studio for WordPress, Shopify and custom apps.
Building Shopify apps since 2016. Five are live on the Shopify App Store.
We turn your design into a WordPress theme, with clean code and a careful setup.
More about WordPress themesWe build and customize Shopify themes, with the same care for the code behind the storefront.
More about Shopify themesWe build custom Shopify apps for stores, and we publish five Shopify apps of our own.
More about Shopify appsWe look after stores that are already live: fixes, speed, integrations and honest support.
More about tech supportWe build custom apps, plugins and integrations, one module at a time, around the part that matters most.
More about custom appsFive Shopify apps we built and run ourselves, the first in 2016.
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Tap a dot to see the product.
Pin products to banner images, sliders and galleries, so shoppers can shop straight from the picture.
Let customers order a sample before they buy the full product.
Show the products shoppers are viewing most, in real time.
Guide shoppers through your store with step-by-step popups.
Match products to each shopper with compatibility badges and recommendations.
You tell us about your store or project and the problem to solve. We ask questions until it is clear.
You get a written plan: what we will build, in what order, and an estimate before any work starts.
We build in small steps you can review, with clean code and a careful setup.
After launch we stay on hand for fixes, changes and questions.
“Ginner” means “Good Inner”. A store is a stack: the theme shoppers see, the apps that make it work and the data underneath. We build the good part inside.
Ginner Tech was founded by Luke Tran, a senior full-stack developer who has worked with Shopify and WordPress for more than 12 years.
About usBanner images, sliders and galleries with products pinned where they appear.
A sample option next to the full size, fitted to each store’s theme.
Shopper profiles, a matching engine and badges that say “this fits you”.
Short, practical notes on Shopify, WordPress and front-end performance.
App blog: AHA - Onboarding Tours
A new collection usually gets a banner and an email. A four-step store tour walks shoppers across the collection page and points at what matters. Here is how to build it.
· 4 min read
App blog: AHA - Onboarding Tours
Some questions come back again and again, like where the size chart is. A short store tour can answer them where shoppers are looking. Here is how to build one.
· 4 min read
WordPress, Shopify or a custom app: we would like to hear about it.
