You built it. We ship it.
AI got your app working. We take it from there: we put it online behind a sign-in, and give it everything it needs to run, from its database to its backups.
Working and used are two different things
Building the app was the part you knew how to ask for. The questions after it are the ones that keep it on your laptop.
Where does it live?
Not on your laptop, and not on a free host under your personal card. On shpyrd cloud, or on a cluster your company controls, at an address your colleagues can open.
Who can open it?
Finance and Operations, after signing in with their company account. Everyone else meets a sign-in page, not your app.
What if I break it?
Every change is a numbered release. When an update breaks something people depend on, go back to the one before.
From your laptop to your team
The same agent that built the app takes it the rest of the way.
- Connect your agent to your workspace. One line in Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.
- Deploy the app. It gets an address, TLS, and a sign-in in front of it. Nobody gets in yet.
- Share it with the people it is for. A team, or named colleagues. They find it among their apps the next time they sign in.
- Keep changing it. Each update is a release your colleagues get without asking; a bad one is undone in one step.
Start on shpyrd cloud
Sign up, connect your agent, and ship your first app. Or run it yourself: shpyrd is open source under MPL-2.0, and the quick start takes you from nothing to a deployed app.
