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The technical facts, up front.
If you build Shopify stores and then stay on to run them, this page is for you. Mitasu is a family of apps, one per industry, that fills in what the product page leaves out — sizes and dimensions, materials, how the thing is actually used. They all sit on the same foundation, so what you'd check before recommending any of them is the same. That's what's below.
No global script
Not one script tag added to your client's theme — the block is a theme app extension and nothing else. It doesn't read the theme's DOM or hook variant selection either, so a theme update has nothing to catch on.
Data stays in the store
Everything is written to the store's own metafields. It survives an uninstall, and CSV export is on the free plan. Leaving is never made hard.
Flat pricing
It doesn't scale with catalogue size, orders, or how many shoppers answer. Every app has the same two options: a free plan, and Pro at $12.99 a month.
One app per industry
There's no single generic app with a settings screen for everything. Each vertical ships as its own app with its own fields, so what you hand over already fits what the client sells.
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CLS
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Lighthouse
30ms
Total Blocking Time
Lighthouse, measured on a real product page with the block installed. The figures shift a little from app to app.
Apps in the family
What's live right now
One app per industry, and the list grows a line each time one ships. Nothing on it is a roadmap item.
Your client's outcome
Fewer returns that trace back to something the page never said, and fewer questions before the order. Those results belong to your client, not to us.
And a built-in handover page keeps the setup running when the person in charge changes.
Referral programme
A referral programme is in the works
Rather than ask you to sign up for terms that don't exist yet, the form below is just "tell me when it's ready". No sales contact from us.
See it running before you install anything
Every app page has the real storefront block embedded and working — poke at it there. Trying it on a development store costs nothing.