Appnary· Shopify pixel tracking app
Shopify apps that work the way you do. Pixel Tracker connects Facebook, Google, and TikTok pixels from one dashboard, no code.
What is Appnary?
Appnary is a shopify pixel tracking app.
Appnary is a Shopify app studio. The first app is Pixel Tracker. Pixel Tracker connects Facebook, Google, and TikTok pixels from one dashboard, with no theme edits and no code. Merchants who advertise on Meta, Google, and TikTok can keep those pixels in one place instead of editing the theme for each network. Free for 1 pixel. Paid plans start after that. More Shopify apps are on the way. Appnary builds apps that fit how a store already runs.
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