how it works
Most launchpads let anyone mint a ticker. On shipped you describe an app and frontier AI models build it in front of you. When you're ready, give it a coin and it lives here, next to its chart.
the flow
Five steps. One signature. No code, no deploy.
Type the app you want or drop a screenshot of something you like. Pick a model. Nothing is written yet.
When you like what you built, give it a pump.fun coin. The AI suggests a name, ticker and icon; you edit them and approve once. You are the creator, so creator fees go to your wallet.
Before relaying, the server re-checks the signed transaction: fee payer is you, the mint co-signed, and every instruction matches what we built. Anything modified is refused.
The moment the coin lands, the AI writes the app live in the studio. It is hosted instantly at its own URL, and that URL is the coin’s website.
Iterate with prompts, fix errors with one click, restore any version. Every change ships to the same URL, and the coin page shows the live app next to its chart.
how the AI works
Your prompt is wrapped in a strict builder brief, routed through Vercel AI Gateway to the model you chose, and streamed back live. Nothing reaches your app URL until it is a complete, working document.
Models are briefed to return a single self-contained HTML document. That is why every app can be hosted, downloaded, sandboxed and remixed.
Long apps can outgrow one response. The builder detects a cut-off file and asks the model to continue, up to three passes, before saving.
Drop a screenshot and a vision model builds from it. Picked a text-only model? The turn is handed to one that can read images.
The studio preview catches runtime errors inside your app. One click sends the real error messages back to the model.
A tiny space shooter.
- Arrow keys or drag to move, auto-fire
- Enemies speed up every 20 seconds
- Neon on black, chunky pixel font
- Global leaderboard: ask for a name once, show the top 10You are the app builder inside "shipped". You turn a user's idea
into ONE complete, working, beautiful web app delivered as a single
self-contained HTML file.
Output rules (strict):
- Reply with ONLY the HTML document, starting with <!doctype html>.
- Everything lives in this one file: markup, <style> and <script>.
- You MAY load Tailwind, Google Fonts, and libraries from jsdelivr/unpkg.
- Never use external images. Draw with CSS, inline SVG or canvas.
- The app MUST work immediately with no setup, no API keys.
Built-in cloud SDK (already loaded as window.shipped):
- shipped.db.get / set / incr / list shared by every visitor
- shipped.scores.submit / top global leaderboards
- shipped.coin(wallet?) live coin + holder check<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />
<title>Star Dash</title>
<script src="https://cdn.tailwindcss.com"></script>
</head>
<body class="bg-black text-white">
<canvas id="game" class="block h-dvh w-full"></canvas>
<ol id="board" class="fixed right-4 top-4 font-mono text-sm"></ol>
<script>
async function gameOver(score) {
if (!window.shipped) return
const name = localStorage.getItem('pilot') || prompt('Pilot name?') || 'anon'
localStorage.setItem('pilot', name)
const { rank } = await shipped.scores.submit(name, score)
const top = await shipped.scores.top({ limit: 10 })
board.innerHTML = top
.map((r) => `<li class="${r.me ? 'text-green-300' : ''}">#${r.rank} ${r.name} ${r.score}</li>`)
.join('')
}
// ...game loop
</script>
</body>
</html>the models
Models from four labs, one switch away in the studio. Mix them freely: draft fast, then polish with the strongest coder.
The default. Strongest at long, complete files: games, tools with real logic, careful layouts.
moonshotai/kimi-k2.7-codespeedReads screenshots
Bold, playful visuals and reading screenshots. Great for "make it look like this".
google/gemini-2.5-flashspeedReads screenshotsBalanced and dependable. Clean structure, good at following detailed specs.
openai/gpt-4.1-minispeed
Quick drafts and small edits when you want to iterate fast.
zai/glm-4.7-flashspeedOpen-weight and the fastest of the set. Good for simple apps and rapid tweaks.
openai/gpt-oss-120bspeedbuilt-in sdk
Hosted apps load window.shipped automatically. The AI already knows it, so asking for “a global leaderboard” just works. Limits: 500 keys per app, 8 KB per value, 60 writes and 20 scores a minute per visitor.
Every visitor reads and writes the same data. Guestbooks, polls, counters, shared canvases.
await shipped.db.set('poll:yes', 0)
await shipped.db.incr('poll:yes')
const votes = await shipped.db.get('poll:yes')
const notes = await shipped.db.list('guestbook:')Each player keeps their best score. Use order "asc" for fastest-time boards.
const { rank } = await shipped.scores.submit('ava', 4200)
const top = await shipped.scores.top({ limit: 10 })
await shipped.scores.submit('ava', 9.81, {
board: 'speedrun', order: 'asc',
})Read the app coin’s live market cap, or check whether a wallet holds it.
const { coin } = await shipped.coin()
coin.marketCapUsd // 41250.12
const { holder } = await shipped.coin(wallet)
if (holder.holds) unlockGoldenMode()The one you pick. shipped offers models from Moonshot AI, Google, OpenAI and Z.ai, all routed through Vercel AI Gateway. Kimi K2.7 Code is the default because it writes the most complete files.
You. The dev wallet that signs the launch is the coin’s creator on pump.fun, and pump.fun pays creator fees to it. shipped takes nothing.
No. shipped is for apps built here. That way every coin points at an app anyone can open, play and remix, and the version history is public.
No. Every hosted app gets window.shipped: shared storage, global leaderboards and live coin data, with no keys or setup.
Right on the app page, from your own wallet. Coins are normal pump.fun coins, so they trade on the bonding curve and graduate like any other.
Only you. Editing needs the private build key saved in your browser when you started the app. Anyone can remix it into their own copy, which then needs its own coin.