Hi,
I am also trying to find an app able to let u be on a page.
From the Page you can select all Component Parts.
The " parts" are products already found in webshop.
Are there any App’s that contain this method?
In Summary,
App that let’s u choose products for every ProductType within 1 Page.
Showing (optional) Pictures, Product Name and Price in a (Optional) List or Chart.
Example:
PC Builder
CPU: Choose a Option (ProductType: Processor) (ProductTag: Intel, AMD)
GPU: Choose a Option (ProductType: Graphics Card) (ProductTag: Gen 4, Gen 5)
MotherBoard: Choose a Option (ProductType: MB) (ProductTag: [Same TAG as Option CPU]) {Example: CPU = Tag LGA 1151, MotherBoard = Tag LGA 1151
Etc.
So to sum it up it should be able to function together, or otherwise give the option to remove certain/all Tags when a Option on a certain Choice has been made.
Please let me know if there is anything relateble to this?
Otherwise anyone know a Development Team That can make this happen?
Hi! 
This is a common requirement for PC stores on Shopify.
We’ve built a Shopify app called PC Builder MW that lets customers build a custom PC using your existing Shopify products (CPU, RAM, GPU, Storage, etc.). Each selected component is added to the cart as an individual product, so inventory is automatically deducted from the original products—no need to maintain duplicate bundle stock.
https://pcbuilderapp.com
If you have any questions or want to see how it works, feel free to ask!
What you are describing is essentially a custom product configurator/PC builder rather than a standard product page.
This can definitely be built on Shopify using metaobjects/metafields, product tags (or better yet product metafields), and custom Liquid + JavaScript to create dependent product selections.
For example:
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Selecting an Intel CPU can automatically filter and display only compatible motherboards.
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GPU, RAM, PSU, Storage, etc., can all be filtered based on compatibility rules.
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The page can show product images, prices, specifications, and a running total before adding everything to the cart together.
While there are configurator apps that handle basic bundles, they often struggle with compatibility logic like the motherboard/socket example you mentioned. A custom solution is usually the better approach if you want complete control over the experience.
If you are considering going the custom route, I would be happy to point you in the right direction or discuss how it could be implemented.
Hey @Justatanil091
hope you’re going well!
Kickflip or Easify Product Options are good starting points. If you need complex compatibility logic (like CPU mother board matching), you’ll likely need a custom app