Stores break quietly. BugRadar notices first.

A theme update moves the buy button. A new app clashes with the cart. A menu link still points to a collection that was deleted last month. Nobody clicks through the whole store every morning, so the store owner hears about it from a customer, or from a quiet drop in sales.

BugRadar is a robot shopper that walks your Shopify store every day, in desktop and mobile browsers, and tells you the moment a check catches a problem.

It's built in Mumbai by a QA lead with eight years of production testing, the last six spent building and running the test automation of a large consumer app from scratch. BugRadar is the daily check every store should have and almost none do.

800+
Shopify stores checked while building BugRadar
72
real problems on 53 Shopify stores, each re-checked live on 25 Oct 2026
Up to 35
shopper checks per store, each in desktop and mobile browsers

The rules BugRadar follows on every store

It looks, it never buys

Checkout is opened to see that it works, never filled in or paid. No orders, no test charges, no forms sent.

Desktop and mobile browsers

Most shoppers are on mobile, so every check runs twice: once in a desktop browser, once in a mobile browser.

Nothing to set up

BugRadar finds your menu, collections, products and cart by itself from your store's address. No code, no theme changes, no tests to write.

Quiet until it matters

You hear from BugRadar when something breaks or gets fixed, plus a short morning summary on Pro. A store that didn't load is looked at again before anyone is told.

See it on your own store