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Our app - Save for later, right under the cart

We built CartBloom to let shoppers save items for later, shown directly below the cart where they don’t get forgotten.

App
CartBloom
Year
Service
Shopify app development
CartBloom app listing showing saved cart items, price-drop notifications and a metrics dashboard.

Overview

Shoppers often aren’t ready to buy everything in their cart today. Remove an item and it’s usually gone for good. Leave it and it clutters the order. CartBloom gives them a third option: save it for later, in the place they’ll see it again.

We built CartBloom as a Shopify app with a “Saved for later” list directly below the cart, styled to match the store. Merchants can change colors and copy without touching code.

What it does

  • Save for later in the cart. Shoppers move items out of the order without losing them, then move them back with one click.
  • Price drop notifications. Shoppers get an email when an item they saved goes on sale.
  • Metrics dashboard. Merchants see which products shoppers are saving across the store, and how many saved items moved back into the cart and sold.

What we did

  • Shopify app development
  • Frontend (Next.js)
  • Product design
  • Branding
  • Cloud architecture

Why it matters for your store

Building and running an app on Shopify’s platform is why we know where theme code, app scripts and checkout meet. That’s the same layer where many conversion problems live, and where our audits look first.

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Before you redesign, find out what’s actually broken.

Tell us what’s happening with your store. We’ll say where we’d look first and whether we’re the right fit.

Prefer email? Write to hello@configurate.com.

  1. You describe the store

    What you’ve tried, what you suspect is holding sales back, and what your team could act on this quarter.

  2. We say where we’d look first

    A straight answer from the engineer who would do the work, not a sales rep.

  3. You decide what’s next

    If we’re not the right fit, or the timing is wrong, we’ll tell you on the call.