The two PopSmart apps I submitted for Shopify review in September are now public. PopSmart AI Upsell & Bundles and PopSmart Size Chart Fit Finder join PopSmart AI Virtual Try On. The three-app family I wrote about is finally something a merchant can install.
I’m proud to have all three out. Each has a product film below, and each has its own demo. That is a better introduction than asking someone to read a long feature list before they can see what I made.
PopSmart AI Upsell & Bundles
This app is for the merchant deciding what belongs in an offer: a fixed bundle, a quantity discount, a free gift, or a set the shopper can mix and match. AI product suggestions help with selection. The merchant chooses the products, pricing, and placement, previews the shopper experience, and activates the campaign when it is ready.
I like that the workflow ends with a deliberate decision to go live. Saving a campaign and showing it to shoppers should be separate steps.
Product page · Try the demo · Install on Shopify · Live product file
PopSmart Size Chart Fit Finder
The starting point here is often an ordinary supplier file. Import an image, PDF, or spreadsheet, or paste a table. Review the editable chart, correct uncertain cells, style it for the store, and assign it to the right products or collections.
The fit finder adds a recommendation based on the shopper’s details and garment measurements. It is an estimate that sits beside the chart, so the shopper can still inspect the sizing information. Getting that practical chart-making work into public hands matters to me as much as the recommendation feature.
Product page · Try the demo · Install on Shopify · Live product file
PopSmart AI Virtual Try On
The original app continues with Photo Try-On and camera-based Live Try-On. It helps shoppers preview a look, while merchants can use the catalog to create on-model photos, product scenes, and campaign imagery.
A visual preview and a size recommendation answer different questions. Virtual Try On previews appearance; Size Chart Fit Finder works with sizing information. Keeping those jobs distinct makes the family easier to explain and gives a merchant a clearer place to start.
Product page · Try the demo · Install on Shopify · Live product file
Choose the job your store needs
All three apps are independently installed and billed. They share the PopSmart name, but each has its own installation and plans. A merchant can choose one without buying the others.
That is how I want this family to grow: a useful place to start for a specific problem, with room to try another app when the store actually needs it. For a first test, I would choose one product set, one supplier size chart, or one garment for a visual preview.
The next work is helping merchants finish that first setup with their own products. The videos introduce what is available; the demos let people try the part that interests them. Pick the one closest to the job waiting in your store.