Build serious Shopify apps. Faster.

Build production-ready Shopify apps in days, not weeks.

Cody gives you a battle-tested NestJS + Postgres architecture with Shopify auth, webhooks, job queues, Docker, and deployment already solved.

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Features

Everything you need to ship confidently

Battle-tested foundations focused on real Shopify delivery work.

NestJS app foundation

Production-ready backend architecture tailored for Shopify apps.

TypeScript-first

Strong typing across services, workers, and shared packages.

Webpack build setup

Preconfigured build pipeline with practical defaults.

Prisma ORM

Typed data access, schema migrations, and clean database patterns.

PostgreSQL database

Reliable relational storage designed for real production workloads.

pg-boss jobs & queues

Background processing for webhooks, syncs, and scheduled tasks.

Docker (local + prod)

Consistent runtime setup from development to deployment.

Shopify webhook subscriptions

Webhook registration and handling flows wired in from day one.

Shopify auth

OAuth flow, install lifecycle, and session handling out of the box.

Polaris web components UI

Admin UI foundation built with Shopify Polaris web components.

Docs, AI instructions + MCP

Documentation, AI guidance, and preconfigured MCP servers for faster workflows.

VS Code dev container

One-command onboarding with a repeatable development environment.

What's inside

Production structure, not just boilerplate

  • 1NestJS API scaffold tuned for Shopify app architecture
  • 2Prisma schema, migrations, and Postgres services
  • 3Webhook router with signature verification
  • 4Preconfigured pg-boss workers and job patterns
  • 5Docker Compose for app + workers + database
  • 6DigitalOcean-ready deployment defaults
  • 7Developer docs, onboarding checklist, and scripts
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Repository shape

cody-for-shopify/
├── apps/
│   ├── api/                  # NestJS + Shopify auth
│   ├── web/                  # Admin UI (Polaris)
│   └── worker/               # pg-boss workers
├── packages/
│   ├── shopify/              # shared Shopify clients
│   ├── database/             # Prisma schema + migrations
│   └── config/               # TS/ESLint/Tailwind presets
├── infra/
│   ├── docker/               # local + production Docker
│   └── digitalocean/         # app platform templates
├── .devcontainer/
├── docs/
└── docker-compose.yml

How it works

From zero to shipped in three steps

Step 1

Clone & configure

Copy environment defaults, set Shopify app credentials, and run setup scripts.

Step 2

Develop locally

Use Docker and devcontainer to run API, worker, and database in a consistent environment.

Step 3

Deploy to production

Ship to DigitalOcean with production-ready defaults and predictable worker orchestration.

Pricing

Choose the right launch package

Starter

€199

For solo developers launching their first serious app.

  • Core foundation
  • Shopify auth + webhooks
  • Docker local setup
  • Getting started docs
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Pro

€399

For product teams who need speed without sacrificing quality.

  • Everything in Starter
  • pg-boss workers
  • Prisma + Postgres patterns
  • Devcontainer + CI defaults
  • Priority update releases

Agency

€699

For agencies shipping multiple client apps in parallel.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Multi-project starter templates
  • Deployment playbooks
  • Extended documentation

Checkout currently charges €0.01 for payment flow validation. Access is granted for 12 months after a successful payment.

FAQ

Questions before you buy

You get a commercial license for building and shipping Shopify apps. Agency and client delivery usage is covered by the Agency tier.

Yes. All plans include 12 months of updates. You can keep using your purchased version forever.

Email support is included for setup and migration questions. Pro and Agency include priority response windows.

The foundation is designed for production and follows common Shopify app patterns, including auth and webhooks. Final review readiness depends on your specific app implementation.

NestJS, Postgres, Prisma, Shopify auth, webhook processing, pg-boss workers, TypeScript, Docker, and DigitalOcean deployment defaults.

Yes. The setup is container-first, so you can run it on any provider that supports Dockerized services.

Yes. The repository includes a devcontainer configuration so onboarding stays consistent across developers.

Yes. The starter includes practical docs for setup, development workflow, and deployment playbooks.

Launch your next Shopify app with serious defaults.

Stop rebuilding the same foundation. Start with a stack designed for production delivery and scale.