The SandyboxSmall tools. Specific problems.

FIX THE BLOCKER BEFORE IT BECOMES A FIRE.

Small tools for problems that can cost you a release.

A deprecation, migration deadline, or broken workflow should not eat a week. Sandybox gives you the smallest useful tool to find the risk, make the fix, and move on.

Find the riskKnow what can break
Make the fixGet the exact structure
Ship on timeStop guessing before release
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Could this break?Find exposure first
  • Reads & writes
  • Preview status
  • Risk result
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What must we test?Stop missing edge cases
  • Markets
  • Locations
  • Rates
FEATURED FIXv1.0
Find it.
Fix it.

ShipReady

Find the Shopify shipping dependencies that can break during the Market-driven shipping rollout — before they reach merchants.

Find breakageMap the fixTest safelyRelease
$6.99One-time purchase
See what can break →
↓ Instant access▧ Migration pack∞ Use through rollout
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What did we miss?Map every dependency
  • Jobs
  • Webhooks
  • Merchant config
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Are we safe to ship?Make a GO / HOLD call
  • Evidence
  • Rollback
  • Owner handoff
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Know the problem fastMinutes, not days of discovery

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Pay onceNo subscription for a one-off problem

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Get only what you needNo bloated suite to learn

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Built for deadlinesFix the issue before it blocks release

Platform deadline ↗API deprecation ↗Migration risk ↗Broken workflow ↗Compliance change ↗Launch blocker ↗Platform deadline ↗API deprecation ↗Migration risk ↗Broken workflow ↗Compliance change ↗Launch blocker ↗

BUY THE FIX

The problem is specific.
The solution should be too.

Every Sandybox product starts with a concrete failure mode, deadline, or workflow that is costing time or putting a release at risk.

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ShipReady — Shopify Market-Driven Shipping Readiness Checker

Shopify is moving merchant-owned shipping configuration into Markets. If your app still depends on delivery profiles, ShipReady shows where the migration can break your app and what has to change before release.

PAIN FIRST. TOOL SECOND.

If we cannot name the pain in one sentence, we do not build the product.

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A specific failure

Every product starts with one expensive problem: something breaks, blocks, delays, or wastes time.

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An immediate answer

You should know what to do next without a demo, onboarding call, or week-long setup.

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Cheaper than delay

The price should be an easier decision than another hour spent diagnosing the problem manually.