Pickify ‑ Orders Picklist

Should you install it?

Pickify does one job: turn a set of selected Shopify orders into one consolidated list of items to go and collect, saved and exportable to PDF/CSV/Excel. Reviewers who batch-pick say it removes an hour of manual list-building a day ([9687]) and that it keeps working over a year or more ([6365], [5370]); it runs on phone and tablet ([7079], [5370]), and two 2024 reviewers name $2/month ([3432], [0870]). The known limits are what happens after picking — the list does not tell you which order each item belongs to, so splitting stock back into orders and printing packing slips is not covered ([8652], [4253]) — and, from one 8-month user in Aug 2025, poor bundle SKU handling plus no way to sort or edit the list ([1604]). The developer's pattern is to build what you ask for if you email: multiple unrelated merchants report features added on request ([7407], [1059], [6392], [5526]), though the listing's public reply rate is only 4 of 30 and the 2-star got no reply. Install it if you want a cheap consolidated picking list and nothing more; look elsewhere if you sell bundles or need pick-to-pack continuity.

Fair evidence. The upside is well evidenced — several independent long-tenure reviewers describe the same behaviour, and recent volume is rising with no negatives in 12 months. But the failure side rests almost entirely on one substantive negative ([1604]) plus two 2024 comments, and a third of reviewers had used the app under a month, so what actually breaks at sustained volume is thin. No review names order volumes, so I cannot judge how it scales.

What will annoy you

Cannot sort or edit the generated pick list, specifically by vendor/brand — developer replied Aug 2025 saying vendor sorting had shipped, but the one review dated after that claim (four days later) still reported the problem; nothing in the 17 reviews since mentions it either way: 3 reviews, fading, last seen 2025-08.

How the developer behaves when it breaks

Two things are true at once. Feature requests made privately do get built, and merchants say so independently: [7407] was told by Antonio which features were coming in which week/month and then emailed with screenshots once done; [1059] says the devs closed the last 10% of their needs; [6392] got product grouping by name added; [5526] and [6410] both report features updated in response to their questions; [7079] says support 'also improves the features'. Public replies on the listing are rare — 4 of 30 reviews — and are weakest exactly where it matters: the 2★ [1604] got no reply at all, and the 3★ [3416] got one five months later. So if you hit a limitation, email them rather than expecting the listing to show responsiveness.