After iOS 14, something broke for every Shopify store running paid social. Meta stopped seeing a third of conversions. Attribution fragmented across platforms. Store owners were left running three dashboards that all disagreed, and making budget decisions based on whichever number they chose to believe.
The tools that existed to fix this, Triple Whale, Northbeam, Polar, cost $7,000–$50,000 a year, required sales calls, and took weeks to onboard. They were built for brands with data teams. Everyone else was stuck with spreadsheets and gut feeling.
Most attribution tools rely on third-party pixels that browsers now block. We don't.
Aeyora uses device fingerprinting and customer email matching to follow each customer's real journey, across sessions, across days, even when they switch devices. Every completed order is captured via Shopify's backend webhooks, so nothing is missed regardless of browser restrictions.
The result: attribution data you can actually trust. And because it's all in plain English, you don't need an analyst to use it.
Every store running paid ads deserves to know what's actually working, without a $50k tool or a data team.
Aeyora is built by Jalal, a full-stack developer who spent years working inside Shopify brands and watched founders make costly ad decisions with broken data. This isn't a pivot, it's the product he wished existed.