Everything your Shopify store needs, and you approve every step.
See what is wrong, optimize product images, save products and posts as drafts, then add theme blocks. Seefon does not change the live store on its own and does not auto-publish.
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Can you list my new products and tidy up their SEO?
Drafts are ready for you to check. This version does not auto-publish.
New product draftsDraft ready
SEO titles and descriptionsWaiting for you
Theme app blocksUnpublished draft
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Services
One place for the work your store needs
Pick what you need. Each job starts as a draft you can check, and only what you confirm is carried out.
Store health score and fixes
A read-only check scores your store, and an audit report covers conversion, UX and SEO. Fixes are suggested for you to confirm one by one.
Authorized supply and CSV
Import a catalog you are allowed to sell and keep it as drafts. The public app does not scrape stores.
Image retouching and copywriting
Clean up product photos and rewrite titles and descriptions so every product reads clearly.
Product drafts
Turn products into drafts. The public app does not auto-publish, and shoppers cannot see unpublished items.
Product SEO
Suggested titles, descriptions, and URLs as drafts. Search ranking is not promised.
Image optimization
The recommended set is five listing pictures: white background, lifestyle, detail, selling points, and a hand or scale shot. You can switch templates or describe the look. After you confirm the price, download WebP. Nothing is written back to the store.
Automatic blog writing
Turn deep-audit competitor and keyword findings, or keywords you type, into topic directions. After you confirm the credits, download blog drafts in your sales-market language. This version delivers drafts only and does not publish to Shopify.
Theme app blocks
Add switchable blocks on the theme you already use. Theme files are not replaced, and theme code is not edited.
Backlink checklist
A to-do list of places to earn links. You try each one and mark it yourself; nothing is submitted for you.
And more
More services are being added over time.
See it in action
What each service hands back to you
Roughly what you get from each service. Most cards are illustrated with Pellora Studio, a made-up ceramics store; cards marked Real case show real Seefon output. Pick a service to see it.
Real case
Google PageSpeed scores for a store Seefon optimized
A Shopify store Seefon optimized, measured with Google PageSpeed Insights on 2026-09-23 (desktop and mobile). Store details are hidden.
PageSpeed Insights report, mobile. It emulates a Moto G phone on a slow network, so mobile scores normally come out lower than desktop.
Real case. These are Google PageSpeed Insights scores, not a Seefon score, and they vary a little from run to run. We have no report from before the work, so this shows where the store stood that day, not an improvement, and it says nothing about the store's business results. Seefon's own health check also looks at product descriptions, images and the theme.
Real case
A real store audit: conversion, UX and SEO
A CRO / UX / SEO audit Seefon produced for a client's store, a Shopify shop selling Nordic-style art and home decor. Anything that could identify the client is redacted.
Audit date
2026-09-10
Pages reviewed
Home page, all-products collection, a product page, About, Contact, FAQ, refund policy, cart, checkout, and the home and product pages on mobile
Findings
P0 11 fix nowP1 9 high priorityP2 4 nice to have
Conclusion
The site has a decent Nordic home-decor look, but it still shows a lot of leftover Shopify template content, broken content and contradictory shopping information. The biggest problem is not that the style isn't "premium enough". It's that visitors can't quickly understand what the store is, and can't confirm delivery, returns or that the seller is real. The first job is a pre-launch clean-up and making the shopping information consistent. Visual polish and advertising come after that.
4 of the findings
P0 #1The first screen doesn't say what is sold, to whom, or why
Current problem
The hero only has three English brand slogans (████ / ████ / ████). It reads like a mood page: you can't tell whether the store sells original art, lighting or general home goods.
Why it hurts conversion
Visitors from ads or search have to guess. They can't judge relevance within 3–5 seconds, which pushes up the bounce rate.
What to change
Make the single H1 one sentence that states the category and the customer, with a subtitle on what is sold and how it's chosen. Use clear CTAs (“Shop the Collection”, “Explore Original Art”) and add a trust bar under the hero: tracked delivery, 14-day returns, secure checkout, insured fragile shipping.
P0 #3The FAQ is uncleaned theme template content
Current problem
The FAQ is a third-party theme template's default FAQ: whether the template works with Shopify, downloading the theme ZIP, creating a staff account, plus a dummy email address and links to the theme vendor's support.
Why it hurts conversion
This is the strongest “unfinished site” signal there is, and it may even make visitors think there is an account security risk.
What to change
Take it down now and replace it with real questions: delivery times and duties, fragile-item packaging, provenance and certificates, lighting voltage and installation, returns, and custom orders.
P0 #4Three contradictory thresholds for included shipping
Current problem
The product page says shipping is included over $████, the refund policy says it is included for US orders over $████, and the cart implies a third, higher threshold (exact amounts redacted).
Why it hurts conversion
Shipping cost is a key risk right before paying. Conflicting thresholds make visitors doubt the final price and abandon the purchase.
What to change
Use one threshold in the Shopify shipping settings, the theme's progress bar, the product page and the policies. State currency, delivery times, tracking, duties and exceptions per country, and test with US, Canadian, UK and Australian addresses before launch.
P1 #19Weak SEO basics
Current problem
The home page title is just the store name (████), with no meta description. The H1 is a logo image with no text, About has no H1, and 8 of 15 home page images have no alt text.
Why it hurts conversion
Search engines struggle to understand what the site is about, category searches have no clear landing page, and accessibility and image search suffer too.
What to change
Write the title as “core category keywords | store name”, add a description of about 150 characters and keep one text H1. Give collections their own intro and meta tags, add Breadcrumb, Product and Organization schema, and check indexing in Search Console.
Real case: an audit Seefon produced for a client store, translated from the Chinese original. Client details are redacted. The review didn't submit any forms or pay for anything, and it doesn't claim performance numbers (the report says so itself).
Example
Supplier listing → tidy product draft
Details from a source you choose are sorted into the fields your store uses.
Before
Supplier page, as written
HOT SALE!! Ceramic Coffee Mug 350ML Speckle Glaze Nordic INS Style Cup Office Home Gift ★★ Wholesale 12pcs/ctn | Color: oatmeal / moss green / ash grey | Size 8.5*9cm | Material: stoneware | MOQ 50
After
Product draft Draft · not published
Title
Speckled Stoneware Mug, 350 ml
Material
Stoneware, speckled glaze
Size
350 ml · 8.5 × 9 cm
Variants
Oat · Moss · Ash
Tags
mug, stoneware, kitchen
Supplier notes
MOQ 50 · 12 per carton (kept private)
You choose the sources. Drafts stay unpublished until you approve them.
Example
Product copy, before and after
A short, unclear listing rewritten into a title and description shoppers can scan.
Before
mug 350ml ceramic
Good mug. Ceramic. 350ml. Many colors. Fast ship.
After
Speckled Stoneware Mug, 350 ml
A sturdy everyday mug in speckled stoneware, glazed inside with a raw clay foot. It holds 350 ml, enough for a large coffee or tea for one.
350 ml · 8.5 × 9 cm
Stoneware with speckled glaze
Oat, Moss or Ash
Facts come from your product details. You edit and confirm before anything is saved.
Example
Product photo, before and after
A quick phone photo cleaned up into a product image.
Before
Dim light, warm colour cast, cluttered counter
After
Clean background, balanced colour, soft shadow
Both pictures are computer-rendered samples made for this demo, not customer photos.
Real case
From a raw supplier sheet to listing-ready products
A real run on a pet-products catalog: Seefon filled in the missing product details and generated an e-commerce image set.
What the supplier sent: only Chinese product names and prices (even the “English name” column is in Chinese). No SKU, English title, description or photos.
What Seefon produced: draft SKUs, URL handles, English titles and descriptions, each row marked Ready for review. Source prices are kept as given, and a product with no price is marked Needs input.
3E-commerce image set
Part of the e-commerce image set generated automatically for one pet product, a remote-control cat toy car: product shots plus feature, spec and size images.
Real case: output from Seefon's pipeline on a pet-products catalog. Products still go through your review before anything is published, and you confirm prices and the vendor name. No store results are implied.
Example
Title, description and URL, before and after
Clearer search titles, a real meta description and a readable URL.
Before
After
Page title
Mug 1
Speckled Stoneware Mug, 350 ml | Pellora Studio
Meta description
(empty)
Handmade speckled stoneware mug with a raw clay foot. Holds 350 ml. Available in Oat, Moss and Ash.
Handmade speckled stoneware mug with a raw clay foot. Holds 350 ml. Available in Oat, Moss and Ash.
Search engines decide rankings. Seefon improves the page; it can't promise a position.
Example
Smaller image file, with alt text
Images are resized, converted to WebP and given a file name and alt text.
Before
After
File name
IMG_0412.png
speckled-stoneware-mug-350ml.webp
Dimensions
2400 × 2400 px
1200 × 1200 px
Format
PNG
WebP q80
File size
5.6 MB
17 KB
Alt text
(missing)
Speckled oat stoneware mug with a raw clay foot
Measured by compressing the demo image shown here: 5.6 MB → 17 KB. Real photos have more detail and usually shrink less.
Example
A blog post draft that fits your products
An outline and opening paragraph on a topic related to your products, saved as a draft.
Draft · not published
How to care for a stoneware mug: 5 everyday habits
About 5 min read · links to: Speckled Stoneware Mug
Outline
What makes stoneware different
Dishwasher or hand wash?
Avoid sudden temperature changes
Lifting tea and coffee stains
Storing mugs so they don't chip
Opening paragraph
A good stoneware mug can last for years. Most of the wear comes from a few small habits: how it's washed, how fast it heats up, and where it's stored. Here are five easy ones to get right.
Edit draftPublish when ready
Posts are only published when you say so.
Real case
One concept image in, a Shopify theme out
A real run: we gave Seefon one homepage concept image, and it generated this Shopify theme from it.
Input
The only input: an AI-generated homepage concept image.
The Shopify theme Seefon generated from it. “Annie's” is a demo brand name.
Real case: the input is an AI-generated homepage concept image, and the output is the Shopify theme Seefon generated from it. Annie's is a demo brand; its products, text and photos are placeholder content, and no store results are implied.
Cards marked Example use Pellora Studio, a fictional store; their products, text, images and numbers are illustrations, not results from real customers. Cards marked Real case show real output generated by Seefon.
How it works
Five steps, and you decide at the middle one
1
Connect your store
Sign in with your email and connect your Shopify store. The diagnosis only reads your store.
2
Diagnose
We score your store and list what is worth doing first: fixes, listings, SEO, content or design.
3
You confirm
Each piece of work comes to you as a draft. Approve it or turn it down.
4
We execute
Only what you approved gets done. Theme work arrives as an unpublished draft.
5
Review
See what was done and what changed, then decide what comes next.
Safety
Your store stays in your hands
Diagnosis is read-only
The health check only reads your products and themes. It does not change anything.
Changes wait for your OK
Listing products, SEO edits, blog posts and theme work only happen after you confirm them. You can turn any of them down.
Themes arrive unpublished
New theme designs are added as unpublished themes, so your live store stays as it is until you publish.
Disconnect anytime
Uninstall the app from your Shopify admin whenever you like. After that, Seefon can no longer reach your store.
Access stays private
Your store's access token is encrypted when stored and is never sent to your browser.
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