The exact code fix. Not a widget.
Themeremedy scans your Shopify theme, finds the accessibility issues a plaintiff firm's scanner would find, and hands you the exact replacement code for each one — with a link that opens the right file in your theme editor.
Not yet on the Shopify App Store. Themeremedy is built and running; the listing is in review. The sample report below is the real product, not a mockup.
How it works
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Scan
Install and the app reads your published theme's Liquid, HTML and CSS. Nothing is added to your storefront and no script runs on it.
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Read the findings
Every issue with its file, line and severity — free, with no time limit. Findings that genuinely need a person's judgement are marked as such instead of guessed at.
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Apply the fix
On a paid plan each fixable issue comes with the exact replacement code. Copy it, follow the deep link into Shopify's theme editor, paste, save.
Why not an overlay?
Overlays are the floating accessibility buttons you have seen on other stores. They sit on top of your site and try to patch it in the browser. We work on the source instead, and the difference shows up in the two places that matter — what actually gets fixed, and what happens in court.
| Overlay widget | Themeremedy | |
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| Fixes your actual code | No — patches at runtime | Yes |
| Adds a script to your storefront | Yes | No |
| Affects store speed | Yes | No |
| Survives uninstalling the app | No — the fixes disappear | Yes — the code is yours |
| Shows you what was wrong | Rarely | File and line |
Worth knowing before you buy anything in this category. In 2026 roughly a quarter of ADA lawsuits targeted sites that already had an overlay installed. The FTC fined one overlay vendor $1,000,000 in 2025 over its compliance claims. An overlay is not a defence, and neither is any automated tool — including this one.
What we will not tell you
That we can make you compliant. Automated testing detects roughly 40% of WCAG success criteria. It cannot judge whether your alt text is meaningful, whether your checkout works with a screen reader, or whether your reading order makes sense. What it does catch is largely what the automated scanners used by plaintiff firms catch — which is why fixing it is worth doing, and why claiming more than that would be a lie.
Every report ends with a panel spelling out what it did not check. See it.
Pricing
Flat monthly pricing with no traffic limits — scanning a theme costs the same whether you get ten visitors a month or ten million. The full scan and every finding are free forever.
Common questions
Will this make my store ADA compliant?
No, and be wary of any app that says it will. Automated testing can detect roughly 40% of WCAG success criteria. It cannot judge whether alt text is meaningful, whether a checkout can be completed with a screen reader, or whether your reading order makes sense. What it does find is largely what the automated scanners used by plaintiff firms find, so fixing those addresses the most common route to a claim. The FTC fined a well-known accessibility vendor $1,000,000 in 2025 for claiming otherwise.
Why don't you just fix my theme for me?
Because Shopify does not allow it. Writing to theme files requires a protected-scope exemption that is granted only to page builders, backup tools and similar. We applied the same reasoning every competitor did and reached the same wall — which is why the ones that do modify code deliver through GitHub pull requests, and charge $200–599/month for the privilege. We give you the exact replacement code and a direct link to the right file instead. For most fixes it is a copy, a paste and a save.
Is this an accessibility overlay or widget?
No. We add nothing to your storefront, load no script on your pages, and change nothing at runtime. Overlays are the small floating accessibility buttons you have probably seen — they cannot restructure your HTML, and in 2026 a quarter of ADA lawsuits targeted sites that already had one installed. We work on your theme's source code instead.
See a real report
No install, no email, no form — the same report a merchant sees, generated from a real Shopify theme.