Look what we shipped.
Recent changes in plain words, newest first, plus what comes next.
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A security scan before anything ships
Each build step is checked for leaked secrets, risky packages and risky code. If something turns up, the step stops and a card shows you what it is and how to fix it.
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Steer it from Claude or ChatGPT
Sign in once, then start jobs, check the queue and answer the crew without leaving the assistant you already use.
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Many computers, one project
Teammates work on one project from their own computers. Job cards warn you when two people are about to touch the same files, and the Treasure map (the crew’s notebook) updates live.
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Go live. Go back.
Put a project on a shipitfam.com address with one tap, and push your code when you say so. Change your mind? Undo a release in one tap.
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Your apps, and new tricks
Connect Slack, Google Workspace, HubSpot, Notion, Stripe and hundreds more, and the crew can read and update them. Import a skill from a link and we check it before the crew uses it.
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See it before you ship it
Every job gets its own preview, and the changes are laid out step by step. Not quite right? Hit Revise and say what to change in one sentence.
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Start from a starter
Pick a ready-made project, like a weekly report, an inbox sorter or a landing page, and the crew gets going. No repo needed. Link one later.
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Small steps. No limbo.
Every job now runs as a short list of small steps. Each one finishes or asks you, so a job never hangs in limbo at 3:42 am.
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Three plans, and one naps
Free runs on your computer. Builder is a cloud workspace that naps when idle and wakes when work arrives. Fleet is an always-on server for the night shift.
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One Deck for every job
The Deck is your project’s board of jobs, from asked to shipped. The Helm is your feed of what needs you, and every card on it opens its job on the Deck.
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Say it, don’t type it
Tap the mic and talk your answer to the crew instead of typing it. Good for the sofa, the bus and the school run.
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Jobs that start themselves
Set a routine, like a weekly report, and the crew opens the job on schedule. Every run leaves a report you can read.
Next on the chart.
Still on the drawing board. Each one moves up into the log the day it ships.
Jira and Monday boards.
Cards become jobs, the way Trello and Gitea cards do today.
Bitbucket and GitLab repos.
Same branches, same gates, another home for your code.
Start a job from Slack or Discord.
Type the ask where you already chat.
Outbound webhooks.
Tell your other tools the moment a job finishes.
Cost per job.
See what each job cost to run, before the invoice does.
Your own domain.
Put the live site on yourname.com.
One-click recipes.
Common integrations, set up in a tap.
Be there for the next one.
Join the waitlist and watch this page fill up.