Timely: Theme Scheduler + CRO

Automate theme changes, track theme updates and CRO impact

by TECH ATLAS LLC · Launched: January 2024

5.0 (1) on Shopify Used by 8 Shopify stores

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About Timely: Theme Scheduler + CRO

Schedule theme changes in advance, keep notes on exact design changes, and see how your theme changes impacted your conversion rate! Forget about guessing what theme changes performed the best or what caused the conversion drop. No more manual theme switches in the middle of the night.Made for Shopify and Shopify Plus, you can now automate your theme changes and track your CRO efforts in one simple tool. Our theme switcher works with all themes perfectly and also acts as CRO too. Theme scheduling with CRO optimizationUpdate Theme on pre-set Schedule Add notes to each theme, keep track on what changes has been made Compare conversion rate between theme changes Show more Show less

Last verified: July 22, 2026 · Fresh

App details

Developer: TECH ATLAS LLC
Category: Store management
Pricing: Paid
Launched: January 2024
Rating: 5.0 (1) on Shopify

Key features

Automate theme changes, track theme updates and conversion rates

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Ratings & reviews

based on 2 Shopify App Store reviews

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I used to stress about changing themes manually for every holiday promo. With Timely, I just set it and forget it. It’s taken a lot off my plate and everything switches over right when it should.

— Saulco Enterprises

The app is nice and simple. I like that. One improvement would be to order the theme changes in order of time instead of order that they were added to the queue. Also, if a theme is live, but the schedule swaps the theme to another theme before swapping it back to the live theme, saying it's live is a little confusing at first glance. it makes it look like that operation has already been execute...

— Synty Store

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