Shipper

Build revenue-ready products by talking to AI: web/mobile apps, websites, extensions & more. The power of Claude and simplicity of ChatGPT, in 1 app.

Now I have enough context. Let me write the description. Shipper.now is a fullstack app builder designed with everybody in mind, letting both technical and non-technical users build full products from the first prompt. Its newest launch, Website to App, takes any URL the user pastes and turns it into a native iOS or Android app, with Claude Opus handling the coding, design, deployment, and translation steps in one flow. The pitch is aimed at founders and operators who already have a working website and want a mobile presence without commissioning a separate build. The launch matters because it collapses what is usually a multi-week mobile project (design system, native shell, store listing, localization) into a single prompt grounded in an existing site. Shipper positions itself as a no-code AI app builder that turns plain English into working software, where users describe what they want and Shipper builds it , and Website to App extends that loop to the mobile side by using a live URL as the design and content brief. The team says they have been using it internally for their own iOS and Android apps before opening it up. This is one of several launches from Shipper.now on Product Hunt , and public team profiles list David Ch among the co-founders building the product. For an investor or operator scanning the directory, the relevant signal is shipping cadence and scope: a small team is steadily adding adjacent surfaces (visual editing, Discord bots, now mobile) to the same chat-driven builder rather than a single one-shot tool.

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