Shipper.now
Shipper.now is an AI app builder that accepts conversational descriptions of the software you want to create. The official site advertises website, mobile-app, and online-store projects. Its documented workflow is to describe an idea, build it with the assistant, and publish the resulting app.
Describe an application
The publisher's FAQ lists examples such as task managers, booking tools, dashboards, internal CRMs, and subscription-based SaaS apps. It presents the builder as usable without coding knowledge. The homepage also lists extensions and messaging bots as project types, including Discord, Slack, Telegram, and WhatsApp.
Shipper's AI Advisor is a mentor chat alongside the builder. The pricing page describes project advice on copywriting, marketing, design, and product architecture. This can provide another route for discussing what an app should do and how to present it. The public descriptions do not establish the correctness of any particular generated application, so an owner should check its behavior against the project's requirements.
Hosting and ownership
The publisher says you own the code, apps, and projects you build, and can export the project code to store it or continue development elsewhere. It also says Shipper hosts an app after you click Publish. These are useful details for evaluating how a prototype could progress into a maintained application.
The homepage advertises a local-business workflow that finds businesses without websites or mobile apps, builds a project, and emails the owner a pitch. That workflow includes external outreach; someone considering it should understand the recipients and message content before triggering it. It is a listed product workflow, rather than evidence of customer acquisition results.
Credit plans and details to confirm
The pricing page lists a Free plan with web-app and landing-page building, Shipper hosting, public projects, and unlimited collaborators. Its credit line reads five daily credits, up to ten per month.
The captured pricing text contains conflicting Pro prices and credit allowances, including separate $39 and $25 monthly blocks. It also marks expanded model selection and advanced manual editing controls as coming soon in one section, while its FAQ mentions manual code editing. Those inconsistencies make the exact paid-plan terms and editing access unclear from this capture. Confirm the current checkout price, included credits, and available controls before subscribing.
Enterprise is listed with custom pricing and features such as dedicated support, custom integrations, and SSO. A useful initial evaluation would build a small app with a defined user flow, inspect its output, and check the export and publishing options you expect to need.