Creation got faster
An AI tool can turn a description into a working application in an afternoon. That part is genuinely solved for a growing set of problems.
Public beta
Connect your repository or AI agent, deploy to staging, run automated checks, and add AI or senior review before production.
Try one small project in beta without a card. Ongoing hosting and infrastructure usage are not free.
The controlled path a change takes
Product
The gap is no longer writing the first version. It is knowing whether that version can be trusted to run.
An AI tool can turn a description into a working application in an afternoon. That part is genuinely solved for a growing set of problems.
It usually runs on one machine, holds its configuration in the source, has no separate test environment and no way back if a change breaks it.
Git, branches, containers, staging, secrets, rollback and monitoring are a full second skill set, and they are not what the person set out to learn.
Hand over the source, get a staging environment, see what the checks found, add review when the change deserves it, then promote the approved release.
How it works
Five steps from the code your AI produced to a release you can defend.
Keep the tool you already use. Shipvise does not replace your editor or your agent.
A GitHub repository, a project upload, or an AI agent talking to Shipvise directly.
Your application gets an isolated environment and its own URL so you can actually use it.
Platform checks are always included. Add AI review or a senior engineer when the change carries real risk.
Production runs the exact release that passed staging. If something is wrong, roll back.
Shipvise does not assume you know Git, and it does not assume you do not.
Install the Shipvise GitHub App on selected repositories. Pushes create revisions; nothing else in your account is touched.
Upload the folder your AI tool produced. Shipvise stores it as a versioned project so every later change is still traceable.
Let your agent create the project, write files and deploy to staging on your behalf. Production always requires your explicit approval.
Reviews
A change that renames a label does not need the same scrutiny as one that touches authentication.
Included with every deployment.
An automated read of the change, paid in credits.
A human engineer reads a defined change.
Getting from findings back to a release you can promote.
Neither automated checks nor human review is a guarantee that an application is free of defects. Both examine a defined change with a defined scope, and both reduce risk rather than remove it.
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Release
Production should run the exact release that was tested and approved on staging.
Shipvise builds your revision once into an immutable image and records its digest. Staging runs that image. When you promote, production runs that same digest, not a fresh build from a branch that may have moved on.
Because the artifact is immutable, rolling back is a matter of pointing production at the previous digest.
You know what the application should do. You do not need to learn DevOps before testing it.
Add staging, controlled releases and external review without building an internal platform team.
Keep your preferred tools and add a safer release process around them.
Senior review
Sometimes the honest answer is that a change needs a person to look at it.
During public beta, the engineer building and operating the platform reviews the change directly.
A review covers a specific release and an agreed scope. It is not an audit of your entire codebase.
Longer term, Shipvise aims to open review to a vetted network of senior engineers with different specialisations.
You can ask for one review, or one fix, without commissioning a full engagement.
Security
Shipvise is built and operated in the EU by Progity, an independent Czech software studio. Applications run on European infrastructure and senior review is currently provided from the Czech Republic during European working hours.
SecurityShipvise is in public beta. We publish the security principles the platform is built on rather than compliance certifications we do not hold.
Create a workspace, connect a project and deploy it to staging. Decide about production when you have seen it running.