shippies.ai · est. 2026
A fleet of tiny tools.
Small, sharp software — each one solves a single problem, ships in days, and earns its keep. Built on one foundation, launched one after another.
- 💥 PopKit$0 → ∞
- 📈 Pulse$0 → ∞
- 💬 Kudos$0 → ∞
- 🧾 Inkvoice$0 → ∞
- 📋 Manifest$0 → ∞
- 🖼 Masthead$0 → ∞
- 📖 Logbook$0 → ∞
✂️ Margins: ~100%. Every fleet starts at zero.
PopKit
Popup widgets that convert
Design an attention-grabbing popup, copy one script tag, paste it on any site. No SDK, no login wall, no 200kb bundle.
open popkit →
Pulse
Analytics without the creep
A one-line snippet and a dashboard you actually enjoy opening. No cookies, no fingerprinting, just the numbers that matter.
open pulse →
Kudos
A wall of love for your product
Collect testimonials with a share link, show them off with an embeddable wall. Social proof on autopilot.
open kudos →
Inkvoice
Invoices in 60 seconds
Fill a form, watch a beautiful invoice render live, hit export. No account, no watermark, no nonsense.
open inkvoice →
Manifest
Waitlists for your next launch
Collect signups with a share link or an embeddable form. Watch the counter climb, export the list when you ship.
open manifest →
Masthead
Social cards from a URL
Every link deserves better than a gray box. Generate beautiful OG images with zero design tools — free forever.
open masthead →
Logbook
A changelog users can find
Post what you shipped, get a public page, an embeddable timeline, and a “what's new” badge with an unread dot.
open logbook →
📡 radar · updated daily
Fresh launches worth stealing ideas from
A filterable directory of AI agent sandboxes and jails
If you let an agent run code, you have to decide what it is allowed to touch. This collects the sandboxing and isolation options in one filterable place instead of scattered across READMEs.
Creed — one portable context file that follows you across every agent
A single file describing who you are and how you work, meant to be handed to any agent so you stop re-explaining your preferences. Worth a look if you run more than one coding assistant.
BaseRT — a local inference runtime that claims ~6x faster decoding than llama.cpp
A new runtime for running models locally, benchmarked at 6.4x faster than llama.cpp and 3.9x faster than MLX. If the numbers hold on your hardware, that is the kind of speedup that changes what you can run on a laptop.
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the playbook
Ship fast. Charge money. Repeat.
Ship fast
Every tool here went from idea to live in days, not months. Scope small, launch ugly-early, polish in public.
Charge money
Free tools die. A tiny price filters for people who care and pays for the next experiment.
Repeat
One shared foundation — design system, payments, email — so every new product starts at 80% done.