Shipyard / for devs who ship more than one thing

Every app you're building, and what's next for each.

Shipyard is a stupidly simple tracker for your portfolio of apps. Five stages, one flagged next task per app, and a drawer for ideas you're not ready to build. That's it — on purpose.

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Prototyping▸Building▸In Review▸Live▸Retired

How it works

One board. Five stages. Zero ceremony.

  1. 01

    Lay the keel

    Add each app you're working on — thirty seconds, no setup, no columns to configure.

  2. 02

    Flag the next move

    Give every app a task list. The first unchecked one is flagged NEXT, so you always know where to pick up.

  3. 03

    Move them forward

    Five fixed stages from Prototyping to Retired. Drag a card across the board — that's the whole workflow.

The pitch

Tracking your apps shouldn't be a second job.

A typical PM tool

another backlog

  • 01configure the board
  • 02groom the backlog
  • 03estimate story points
  • 04plan the sprint
  • 05update the roadmap

With Shipyard

a glance

  • ✓see every app's stage
  • ✓know the next move
  • ✓park ideas guilt-free

No sprints, no assignees, no custom fields, no burndown charts. If Shipyard ever needs an onboarding video, we've failed.

Pricing

One price. Pay once.

lifetime

Shipyard

$19 once

  • Unlimited apps in the pipeline
  • Sync across devices
  • Your public yard page (/u/you)
  • Every future feature — it's yours
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not sure? try the demo first — 3 apps, no account needed

Lay the first keel.

Your apps are already in motion. See them all in one place — it takes a minute.

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Behind the build

Hi, I'm Ivan 👋

I build indie apps, and Shipyard is the tool I wanted for keeping them all moving. I'm building it in public and sharing the journey — the numbers, the misses, the launches.

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