Integrations

Dynasort integrates in three ways, and all of them work with tools you likely already run. It reads the product reviews you collect and folds them into sorting, it takes instructions from AI assistants through the Connector API, and it carries your sorting into a Tapcart mobile app. There are no storefront scripts and no theme changes in either case. Everything is applied through Shopify’s own APIs.

Review platforms

Dynasort reads product ratings and review counts that your review app writes to Shopify as product metafields, then makes that data available as Attributes you can weight inside a Recipe. Well-reviewed products can rise to the top of a collection automatically, without you re-importing anything or adding tags.

Supported apps

Dynasort automatically detects and reads review data from:

• Yotpo
• Judge.me
• Loox
• Okendo
• Junip
• Stamped
• HelpfulCrowd
• Trust Reviews
• Debutify Reviews
• Shopify Product Reviews

If your review app writes ratings to standard product metafields and is not on this list, it may still work. Reach out and we will check the metafield namespace on your store.

How to sort by reviews

1. Keep using your current review app. Nothing changes on the review side.
2. Confirm the review data is present on your products as a metafield. Most supported apps write this automatically.
3. In Dynasort, create or edit a Recipe and add a review rating attribute.
4. Give it a weight, and blend it with other signals such as sales velocity, margin, inventory, or new arrivals so the final order reflects more than stars alone.
5. Apply the recipe to a collection. Dynasort re-sorts on your plan’s schedule.
6. Check the collection Insights to confirm the change paid off. On Pro and Enterprise you can A/B test it for proof.

Rating alone is not enough

A single five-star review is not the same as a 4.6 average across hundreds. Good review-based sorting weighs both rating and review volume so a product with one perfect score does not leapfrog a proven best seller. Because Dynasort blends review data with your other signals in one recipe, you stay in control of how much reviews influence the order.

AI assistants (the Connector)

The Connector is a secure, token-authenticated API that lets an AI assistant manage Dynasort in plain language. Point an assistant at the API, paste the ready-made system prompt from the Connector page in the app, and you can toggle collections, assign and swap recipes, re-sort on demand, set product boosts, switch search recipes, tune settings, manage recommendation placements, and read serve analytics, all from a conversation.

Assistants that work well with the Connector include:

• Claude (Anthropic)
• ChatGPT (OpenAI)
• Any tool or script that can send authenticated HTTP requests

The Connector is included on every plan. See the Connector documentation for the full setup, the list of actions, and the copiable system prompt.

Shopify Sidekick

Separately, Shopify’s own Sidekick assistant can query your Dynasort setup read-only through a set of built-in tools. This works on every plan and needs no API key. Ask Sidekick about your collections, recipes, and sorting status directly inside the Shopify admin.

Mobile apps (Tapcart)

A Tapcart app reads collections straight from Shopify and shows products in the order Shopify holds. Dynasort writes its ranking into that order, so every collection Dynasort sorts, every pin and boost, and every Sort Rotation step reaches the app with nothing to connect. Orders placed in the app are ordinary Shopify orders and already feed the sales attributes.

What the app cannot give Dynasort on its own is shopper behaviour, because Shopify web pixels never run inside a native app. Tapcart’s clickstream webhook closes that gap: copy the per-store URL from Dynasort Settings, paste it into Tapcart Settings > Webhooks, and in-app sessions, product views, carts and orders flow into Insights. The full walkthrough, the event mapping and the caveats around in-app search providers are on the Tapcart page.

No storefront footprint

All three families of integration are read-and-apply only. Dynasort reads review data and Tapcart events, and applies every sort through Shopify’s APIs. It never injects storefront scripts and never edits your theme, so connecting your reviews, your AI assistant or your app adds nothing to your page weight. This is part of why Dynasort is Built for Shopify certified.