Every app you ship, in one window.

Shipdeck is a Mac app for developers who run several apps, games and websites on their own. It shows what changed in each repo, what is waiting for a release and what the App Store says, so nothing quietly falls behind. Built on Claude Code, which reads your repos and runs in Shipdeck's sessions.

Download for Mac Free during the alpha. For macOS 15 or later, and works with Claude Code only for now.

Your portfolio this morning

Tidepool Needs a release 5 commits since 2.3.0 went live
Pocket Habits In progress 2 files not committed
Skyward Quiet for a while No commits for 130 days
Ledgerly All good Deployed and up to date

Shipdeck's overview: four products grouped by what they need, with the reasons

See what needs a release

Shipdeck reads git and the stores on its own, without AI: the version people have, the commits since then, files not yet committed or pushed. Each product lands in one of four groups, with the reason written out.

A product page: the iOS app's live and repo versions, and the commits waiting since the last release

Claude reads the repo, you decide

Pick a repo and Claude Code splits it into components (app, backend, landing page), finds the commands, services and docs, and looks the app up on the stores. When the code moves on, Sync with Code lists each field that changed, old and new, and saves only what you tick.

Sync with Code: each change Claude found, with a checkbox, the old and new value and where it found it

App Store Connect, next to the code

Add an App Store Connect key and each iOS app shows its versions, phased release, TestFlight builds, tester feedback and reviews. Release a version or reply to a review from the same window, after a confirmation.

Agents ask before they act

Open Claude Code in any product from Shipdeck. The session can read its own product and, with your approval, reply to a review or change the product's details. Every request shows exactly what will happen, and every action is kept in the product's activity.

What you need

A Mac with macOS 15 or later. Shipdeck is signed and notarized by Apple.
Claude Code, installed and signed in, with a Claude subscription or API key. Shipdeck uses your account to read your repos and runs Claude Code in its sessions. Other coding agents (Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor) aren't supported yet.
Git, from Xcode or Apple's Command Line Tools. Shipdeck offers to install them if they are missing.
An App Store Connect key if you want versions, TestFlight and reviews. Everything else works without it.

Download the zip, open it and move Shipdeck to Applications. It updates itself after that.

Your data stays on your Mac

Shipdeck has no server and no analytics. Your portfolio is a file on your Mac, App Store Connect keys stay in your keychain, and repos are read through your own Claude Code account. Files ignored by git and secret files such as .env are blocked from Claude. Read the details.

Questions

Does it cost anything?

No, Shipdeck is free during the alpha. Claude Code uses your own Claude plan, as it does in Terminal.

Does Shipdeck change my code?

No. Surveys only read files, and nothing Shipdeck knows about a product is written into its repo. Claude Code sessions you open in Shipdeck work like they do in Terminal.

Does it work with Codex, Gemini CLI or Cursor?

Not yet. Adding a product, Sync with Code and agent sessions all run on Claude Code, so you need it installed and signed in. Which agent comes next depends on what alpha testers ask for.

What about Android and Google Play?

Shipdeck already tracks Android apps in your repos. Google Play status, like the App Store's, is next on the list.

Windows or Linux?

Not planned. Shipdeck is a native Mac app.

Something broke. Where do I say so?

Choose Help › Send Feedback in the app, or open an issue. Every report is read.