Shipd

A limited intake of ten agencies. Every premium feature, early access to mobile apps, MCP and Kai, 24/7 support, one-to-one sessions with the founder and white-label delivery. Agency at $100 a month for up to three people, or Team at $25 a person.

Shipd is an AI-powered tool that plans, designs, and builds full-stack applications, including backend and frontend features, with live previews and GitHub integration.

A team of AI specialists, a project manager, design director, designer, and engineers build apps in a visible pipeline, with approvals at each stage and one free trial run.

Shipd delivers end-to-end app development from prompts to deployed applications, integrating backend, tests, and team controls with a user’s codebase.

Shipd’s workflow analyzes a repository to determine where changes belong, reuses existing components, and continues building the same application.

Inside Shipd's AI team pipeline: how context passes between five specialists, which Claude model runs the coding roles, and how the frontend gets built against a real API.

The page describes the roles of a project manager, director, designer, and engineers in turning ideas into products using AI.

What Shipd is and how it works: an AI development team, codebase-aware generation, feature-by-feature builds, live preview, and a workflow that continues after version one.

Shipd generates code compatible with existing codebases, performs architecture analysis, includes authentication and data handling, and provides reviewed output.

The page compares Shipd and Bolt.new in terms of codebase support, architecture briefs, AI teams, backends, GitHub workflows, and development stage fit.

The page compares Shipd and Lovable across features, workflows, codebase support, GitHub integration, testing, and AI-driven feature development.

Shipd converts prompts into functional apps and aligns the code with a user’s architecture, components, and conventions.

Shipd plans, builds, and tests full-stack apps feature by feature while integrating with a user’s GitHub repository.

What Shipd collects, why, and how it is protected.