Shippen — Ship from idea to App Store in a weekend

A full-stack React Native (Expo) + NestJS + Supabase boilerplate packaged with 17 AI Agents, 16 AI Skills, and 8 automation scripts. The full pipeline — planning, development, deployment, App Store submission — is automated end-to-end. One-time purchase from $129.

Product Overview

Shippen is the system a self-taught 10-year full-stack engineer turned into a product after shipping 3 native apps to the App Store in a single month. It is not a code generator — it is the full system you actually need to ship: infrastructure, deployment, and store submission included.

Tech Stack

Why Shippen

Who This Is For

How It Differs From Other Tools

AI app builders like Bolt and Lovable generate web apps only. AI App Factory ships native iOS and Android apps to the App Store. It does not stop at code generation — deployment, infrastructure, and store submission are all included.

Pricing

Starter $129 / Booster $199 / Team $399. One-time payment. Early-bird pricing for the first 100 builders.

Built By

Boaz. Self-taught full-stack engineer, 10 years of experience including LINE and other startups. After leaving full-time work, shipped 3 native apps to the App Store in a single month — and turned that system into Shippen.

Shippen

From first commit

to App Store live —

done in a day.

Skip 23+ hours of grunt setup git clone with a single command.

$100 offFirst 100 only(11 spots left)

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89 builders shipping
terminal
$git clone shippen

A launch-automation system designed by a 10-year engineer (ex-LINE)

Agent
Skill
Script
Cloudflare
Cloudflare
Play / App Store
Boilerplate
React Native
React Native
NestJS
NestJS
Auth
Supabase
Supabase
✕Vibe coding
○Systematic automation

Apps actually shipped

All three apps — submitted to the App Store and Play Store in a single day

To ship one app,

this takes longer than the actual build

4h App Store submission and review

+ 2h Kakao, Apple, Google login setup

+ 2h AdMob integration

+ 3h Push notifications

+ 2h App build pipeline

+ 2h DNS records

+ 3h Monorepo scaffolding

+ 2h Server, DB, infra, deploy

+ 3h Privacy, terms, support pages

+ ∞ QA, planning, AI workflows, the rest...

= 23+ hours of grunt work😮‍💨

Shippen gives you those hours back

01Build

Fullstack monorepo

RN + NestJS + WebView

- 3h

Social login

Google · Apple · Kakao

- 2h

Push notifications

Firebase FCM

- 3h

QA agent

E2E + static tests

- ∞h
02Launch

Infra scripts

Oracle · Supabase · Cloudflare

- 2h

Build agent

Server · iOS IPA · Android AAB

- 2h

Store submission CLI

App Store · Play Store API

- 4h

Legal pages + landing

Generated by an agent

- 3h
03Run

User analytics

Analytics, wired in

- ∞h

Error logging

Real-time error monitoring

- ∞h

AdMob ad module

Google AdMob integrated

- 2h

OTA updates

EAS Update — no re-review

- ∞h
repository
ShippenShippen-23 hours saved
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Claude
Claude
Codex
Codex
Cursor
Cursor
Copilot
Copilot
Gemini
Gemini
Grok
Grok
DeepSeek
DeepSeek
🤖
AI Tool
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Your app, live this weekend.

The app boots at — live and running

After purchase: from git clone to App Store submission — the real workflow

1
git clone → run instantly—Repo access on purchase, setup script does the rest
2
Describe a feature → AI ships it—PRD written → code generated → E2E verified
3
Build and deploy, automatic—Scripts and agents handle the whole pipeline
4
Submit to the stores—CLI + API push straight to App Store and Play Store

Why I built this

Running a YouTube channel and a bootcamp, I meet a lot of developers. Most of them start building an app — and almost none of them ever ship it.

Then I shipped 3 apps in a single month and saw why. The build isn't the problem. It's the pile of setup work standing between done and live.

Shippen exists to kill that launch wall — once and for all.

To save time

Skip the busywork, focus on the real problem

To kill the launch wall

Auth, payments, infra, deploy — handled in one shot

To ship faster, earn faster

Ship more, learn more, earn more — that's the loop

Boaz

Boaz

10-year engineer, ex-LINE

YouTube

I built this for you

A perfect fit

  • You've started apps but never made it to the store
  • You use AI every day but can't turn it into a real product
  • You want to ship fast and learn from real users
  • You keep building side projects that never make a dime

Probably not for you

  • You'd rather build every piece yourself — that's the point for you
  • You want to vibe-code with no structure, no guardrails
  • You're still learning to code and want the fundamentals first
  • You'd rather study the theory than ship and iterate

Stories from people who shipped their first app

Builders who made it to the store with Shippen

“Every side project I started, I'd burn one or two weeks on auth, deploys, infra. Here all of that was already done, so I went straight to features after work. App was on the store in a week — for real.”

On the App Store in one week, no setup

Daniel K.

Day job + side project

“The hardest part of building solo is getting the architecture right. This boilerplate already has it. When you let AI add features on top of well-designed code, the quality is on a different level.”

2 apps shipped in one month

Sophia L.

Solo developer

“Weekdays I can't touch it, only weekends. Used to spend every Saturday on env setup and that was the whole day gone. Clone this, it just runs — two weekends and the app was out.”

Shipped in two focused weekends

Jake P.

Day job + side project

“I do frontend at work, never touched mobile, so CI/CD and store submission were a black box. All of it is automated here — I just wrote code. No setup stress, so I actually felt like building after work.”

Building after work, zero setup stress

Yerin C.

Day job + side project

“I'm a backend dev, mobile was new to me. Expo setup and store registration were the scariest part. Scripts handle all of it, so I just focused on the idea. I'm on my third app already.”

3 apps in a row, still going

Minu J.

Day job + side project

“I'd started a few side projects and never shipped a single one — always gave up during setup. With this, setup was already done, so I made it to the store for the first time. The day the first $1 actually came in, I had goosebumps.”

First store launch + first $1

Jiwon H.

Solo developer

Pricing

Ship your app to the store this week

$100 offFirst 100 only(11 spots left)

Starter

For builders shipping their first app solo

$199

$129

$70 off · First 100 only

One-time payment · tax included

  • Battle-tested fullstack architecture (RN + NestJS)
  • Monorepo setup that scales to multiple apps
  • Zero-cost infra setup
  • Reusable solo commercial license
  • AI automation (build it yourself)
  • Updates and Discord support

Buy once, build unlimited apps.

Recommended

Booster

For builders pushing live to the store this weekend

$299

$199

$100 off · First 100 only

One-time payment · tax included

  • Everything in Starter
  • App Store review playbook — scripts included
  • Auto setup for login, push, ads, infra
  • 30+ Agents and Skills covering the full pipeline
  • Private Discord channel (ask anything, fast)
  • Lifetime updates

Buy once, build unlimited apps.

Team

For teams shipping apps on repeat

$399

One-time payment · tax included

  • Everything in Booster
  • Team license (2+ seats)
  • Priority Discord support
  • 1:1 Zoom session (workflow automation)

Buy once, build unlimited apps.

Two things to know before you buy

  • Coding Agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) subscription not included
  • Refund: anytime within 7 days (before GitHub repo access)

From one line of an idea
to a live app, this weekend

GitHub access the moment you buy. Start today — be on the store by the weekend.

Buy once, build unlimited apps.

Instant GitHub access · App running in 3 minutes

Frequently asked questions

Anything on your mind? Check here first

If you've written React, you're good. Auth, deploys, store submission — all handled by scripts and AI agents. Non-CS folks and backend-only devs have shipped with this.

Yes. git clone, 2 minutes, the app is running. Setup is already done, so the whole weekend goes into features. Builders here have hit the App Store in 2–3 focused weekends.

Yes — the solo commercial license lets you ship and monetize freely. The only thing you can't do is resell or redistribute the boilerplate itself.

Google AdMob is wired in, so you can run ad experiments right after launch. The bigger win is having a structure that lets you ship and validate on repeat.

Vibe coding hands the keyboard to the AI, free-form. Shippen runs the flow — idea → plan → build → test — on a battle-tested boilerplate. The output quality is on another level.

If you've used React, you're fine. It's Expo-based, so native config is minimal, and the AI workflow takes care of structure and architecture.

The AI workflows drop into any project. The boilerplate itself gives you the biggest leverage on a fresh project, though.

Instant. GitHub access the second payment clears. git clone, run /setup, and you're writing features.

Lifetime updates are included. When a major Expo SDK ships, the boilerplate gets updated to match — you don't have to chase the migration.

Yes — it's NestJS-based, so any DB plugs in. You'll need to wire the auth flow yourself if you do.

Yes — Claude Code runs on your own Anthropic subscription (Pro $20/mo or Max $100/mo). If you're already using Claude, no extra cost.

Digital product, so once the GitHub repo is accessed (fork/clone), refunds aren't available. Before access, full refund within 7 days of purchase.