Everything Shipd can do, end to end.
From a prompt to a running, deployed app that fits your codebase, with the backend, tests, and team controls already handled.
The basics, done properly.
Prompt to full app
Describe an app and get a complete build in React, Vue, Svelte, or vanilla.
Multi-page routing
Real routes and navigation, wired up and rendering on first load.
Live in-browser preview
A Vite dev server runs in your browser with on-demand installs. No local setup.
Follow-up edits
Ask for changes in plain English; Shipd edits the existing app, not a fresh copy.
Chat & Plan modes
Ask against your app’s real state, or get a numbered plan to build in one click.
Attach & clone
Drop in images, PDFs, or a URL to clone a page faithfully as editable code.
QA test generation
Vitest + React Testing Library suites generated for your app.
Auto-fix loop
Preview errors are caught and corrected silently, so builds stay green.
Projects & versions
A dashboard to create, rename, and search projects, with every version restorable.
One feature at a time, checked as it goes.
Feature-by-feature builds
The app is planned as an ordered feature list and built one at a time, not in one guess.
Checked in the live preview
Each feature is exercised in the running app before the next one starts, clicks, typing, and a re-read to prove data really saved.
Fix-and-recheck
A failed check is fixed and re-verified before anything is built on top of it.
Try it mid-build
After the foundation the run pauses and hands you the app, so a wrong assumption is caught before the rest is built on it.
Specialists, not one chatbot.
A PM interviews you
Answer questions instead of writing prompts; the PM turns them into user stories.
Director & designer
A creative direction and a real design system, agreed before any code is written.
Backend engineer
Devin designs the API and generates the server before the frontend is built against it.
Frontend engineer
Sam builds against Devin’s contract, feature by feature, so the two halves cannot drift.
Review pass
The team reviews its own output and fixes what it finds before handing over.
Code that fits what you already have.
Architecture Brief
An agentic explorer maps your framework, components, and structure from a GitHub repo.
Code-specialized retrieval
Your repo is embedded with code-tuned vectors, so the right context reaches every build.
Fit modes
Style-match, vendor your real components, or generate against the whole repo.
Design-system ingestion
Your tokens and component docs are injected into every generation.
From preview to production.
Deploy to Vercel
One click to a public production URL, build and all.
GitHub connect & push
OAuth, repo picker, and push into new or existing repositories.
Custom domains
Point your own domain with guided DNS records.
Export & share
Download full source, share a link, or self-host. No lock-in.
Figma plugin
App to editable auto-layout layers, and build from a frame.
Figma import
Bring a frame in and get faithful, editable code out.
A real server, or none at all.
Generated full-stack apps
A real backend in Node, Python, C# or Java with a database, code you own, not a wire to someone else’s platform.
Contract-first
The API is designed first, then the frontend and backend are generated against that one spec.
End-user auth
Sign-in and sign-up work the moment your generated app loads.
Per-user data
Each user’s data is isolated and rate-limited, with zero setup.
Built for organizations.
Invites & roles
Bring your team in with role-based access.
Bring your own key
Run on your own Anthropic key, encrypted and isolated per org.
Multi-tenant isolation
Every endpoint is org-scoped, with isolation tests backing it.
Solid underneath.
Scalable shared state
Redis-backed caches keep sessions fast and horizontally scalable.
Health & alerts
Provider health is monitored with ops alerts, so issues surface fast.
Graceful incidents
If a provider hiccups you see a calm “try again shortly,” not a raw error.
See it on your own repo.
Start from a prompt or connect a repository. Free to start. No credit card.
Further reading: How to export a working web app to editable Figma layers