The fastest way to launch your own AI product.
ShipAI fast is a code template for launching a production-ready AI platform today. It gives you a reliable foundation, so you can focus on your idea.
Save countless hours, headaches, and AI credits.
I spent countless hours building the infrastructure so you start with the scalable, reliable foundation behind a ChatGPT-like platform from day one.
What you get.
The AI platform features that turn an agent into a product people can use and would happily pay for.
Tools with their own UI
Your tools can show a flight to book, a refund to approve, or any custom interface you build. It feels like a product, not a chatbot.
What do builders say about ShipAI Fast?
“He rebuilt our internal knowledge chaos into something the whole team actually uses. And he told us what wouldn’t work on day one.”
“We bought the repo to save a month. It saved us a quarter.”
“Voice MVP shipped in three weeks, from a hostel in Mexico City. Still our production code.”
Pricing
Pay once. It's less than the API credits you'd burn building this yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Another question? Chat to the agent or feel free to message me here.
How do I get the code?
ShipAI Fast: you buy, a GitHub invite lands on your username, you clone the repo. Starter: a download link lands in your inbox — the repo frozen at that moment. No npm package, no license keys.
Why would I skip the Starter pack?
Starter is the same repo, frozen at purchase. AI moves monthly — the $50 you save buys code that ages.
Which models does it work with?
Any. Cheap or frontier: OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Kimi, Qwen, DeepSeek — or anything behind your own endpoint. Swapping is one config line.
Can I use it for client work?
Yes — unlimited projects, commercial included. Just don’t resell the repo itself as a boilerplate.
Will my app look like yours?
No. It comes with a simple default UI, and any coding agent can easily customize it to match your product and brand.
Can I get a refund?
Once you have repo access the code is yours forever, so no. Ask me anything before buying instead — you’ll get a direct answer, including "this isn’t for you" when it isn’t.