A recap of Shipper's last 2 months: Bundle of updates :)

When we started Shipper 55 days ago, it was basically a text box that spat out React code into a sandbox. No onboarding.

Since then, things moved fast. The first wave of feedback told us two things loud and clear: people wanted easier ways to get started, and they didn’t want to lose their progress.

I won't bore you with each little detail....
But here's part of what we've shipped:

1. Starter Ideas → one-click templates like Todo app, Weather app, Calculator

2. Persistent apps → reopen and keep iterating instead of starting over

3. The Advisor 🧑‍🏫 → AI guide that suggests the next step in your project

4. Stripe + credits → small edits cost less, big builds scale fairly

5. Onboarding flow → smoother sign-up and first project experience

6. Improved build screen → while you wait, chat with the AI and see live progress

7. Bug fixes & reliability → fewer sandbox crashes and wasted credits

8. Polished UX touches → better loading states, cleaner layout, more intuitive inputs

Dozens of small improvements...
From faster credit refresh to clearer error messages :)

We’re already hearing from users who say they’ll switch from Lovable / Bolt / Replit as soon as their must-have features land. That still blows our mind.

📈 Progress so far: $0 → $1,075 MRR in (just) 55 days

What’s next:

• Code export (most requested feature)

• Making the AI self-fix the bugs it sometimes creates

• Polishing the build screen UX

• ... and many other smaller updates that'll make Shipper bulletproof

THANK YOU everybody that's followed the journey!

Looking back at Day 1 → Day 55 feels surreal.
Still so much to fix and improve, but the traction is real.

Question for you: If you’ve tried Shipper, what’s been the roughest edge for you so far?
(harsh feedback is most welcome)

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