A Bolt.new Alternative for the Step After the Prototype
Bolt is fast. But its output doesn't know your codebase — and turning a prototype into code that matches your real project is still a manual port.
Bolt.new is impressive. The speed of generation is genuinely fast, and for spinning up a quick prototype it's hard to beat. We built Shipd for the step after the prototype — when the code needs to live in your repo and match your existing work.
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Reviewed code, not raw output.
Speed matters less when you spend the saved time debugging. Every Shipd build passes through an automatic review-and-repair agent before you ever see it — defects get caught and fixed as part of generation, not discovered by you at runtime. It's the difference between a fast draft and a reviewed pull request.
Prototype to production is a real workflow.
Bolt.new is excellent at prototypes. Taking that prototype into your real codebase is a manual porting exercise. Shipd reads your codebase first — an AI agent explores your component structure and design tokens, writes an Architecture Brief — then generates code that already matches. Skip the porting step entirely.
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