Don’t prompt a model.
Employ a team.
Five specialists sit at their desks in your office. Brief them once and watch the hand-offs happen live: plan, design system, backend, and a shipped app, with you approving or steering at every step.
Every hand-off crosses your desk.
The team works in loops: ask, plan, design, build, iterate. Each specialist hands their work to the next, and each hand-off waits for you.
Five specialists. One goal: ship it.
Each has a real role, a real hand-off, and opinions of their own.
Asks the right questions, names the edge over incumbents, and cuts scope like her bonus depends on it.
Gives every product its own identity, a named aesthetic, one bold move, never a template.
Turns the direction into a full design system: tokens, states, motion, accessibility built in.
Designs the data model and REST API, then builds the backend. So the app runs on real data.
Builds the app on the design system, wired to Devin's API, live in your preview.
A team that stays employed on your goal.
The team has a home. Walk in, brief them, click any desk to hand out solo work, and leave standing objectives they keep iterating on between your visits.
Assign anyone, anything
No full run needed. Click a desk and hand that specialist solo work on any project: just a brief, just a direction, just a build.
Standing briefs
Attach a goal that never closes, on a cadence you pick. When a cycle comes due, Maya has the next iteration drafted before you walk in. One click sends the team to work.
Send the team to work
Coach them. Equip skills.
A real team learns how you work. So does this one: every specialist takes standing instructions and skill packs that shape all their future runs.
Product Manager · standing coaching
Taste it free. Employ it on any paid plan.
The AI Team is where Shipd puts its most capable models to work, so runs are metered by plan.
Meet your team.
Brief them once and watch a full-stack app get planned, designed, and built. One team run free, no credit card.
Further reading: Watch an AI team build your app · The AI team ships full-stack