Hang your conversion.

No. It's one small file, it changes nothing in your layout, and the hang sits perfectly still, and the moment nothing is moving it goes fully to sleep and costs zero. It pauses when the tab is hidden and switches itself off for visitors who have "reduce motion" enabled. Your page speed scores stay intact.

No. HangLine floats in its own layer over your page. It doesn't push your header down, doesn't reserve any space, and doesn't touch your theme's code. Clicks pass straight through the empty parts of the layer, so your menus, buttons and links keep working exactly as before.

Your pixel only knows who opened a page. It cannot see who noticed an offer, played with it, clicked it, left a phone number or answered a question, because nothing on a normal page creates that moment. HangLine creates it and counts what it led to: impressions, interactions, clicks, card buttons, leads, add to cart, orders. Each step goes to your pixel as a named event (rename them to match your own event plan), so in your ads manager you build an audience like "everyone who touched an offer in the last 30 days". And with no pixel at all, your dashboard still shows the whole funnel on its own.

No code changes, ever. If a pixel is already on your page, HangLine finds it and hands it every event automatically. That covers Meta (Facebook / Instagram), Google Ads / GA4, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, anything running behind Google Tag Manager, and Shopify's own customer events. Your only job happens inside your ads manager: build an audience from the HangLine event (a few clicks, no code) and point a campaign at it. One honest Shopify note: a Meta pixel installed through Shopify's Facebook & Instagram channel lives in Shopify's sealed sandbox which page widgets cannot reach; your HangLine dashboard still counts everything, a pixel pasted in your theme works fully, and our coming Shopify app will connect the sandbox path properly.

We don't. HangLine hands events to the ad pixels you already run: your pixels, your data, your ad accounts. We never store your shoppers' identities on our servers.

When a shopper clicks or plays with a hanging product, your pixel records a HangLine event. In your ads manager (Meta, Google, TikTok, Snapchat) you build an audience from that event, like "everyone who touched a product in the last 30 days", and show your ads to exactly those people.

Yes. Products swing and respond to touch, and tapping opens the product page.

Yes. A card's button can ask for an email, a phone number (or both, plus a name), open a WhatsApp chat with a prefilled message, or ask a one-tap survey question. Leads sit in your dashboard with the page, campaign and version they came from; download them as CSV, send each one to a webhook (Zapier, Make, your CRM) or read them through the API.

Give products a campaign name and the funnel filters by it, per day for 30 days. Turn on an A/B test and part of your visitors sees version B (a different headline, price line, picture, button or code); a visitor stays in one version, and the dashboard shows A against B down to orders and revenue.

You paste your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Google key; it stays in your browser and the request goes straight from your browser to that provider. HangLine's servers never see the key. The answer fills in a new product (trigger, card, button); you add the picture and press Save.

Yes. In your dashboard you add each product with an image, name, price and link, and you can change them any time without touching your site again. On paid plans you choose the pages each product hangs on, and a product can be a picture, a GIF, a silent video or a 3D model (a .glb file, like the 3D models Shopify already keeps for your products) that turns slowly on the thread.