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
Build with whichever AI works best for you. Shipvise gives the resulting application a controlled path from source to staging, production and ongoing operation.
Shipvise does not replace your agent or editor. Connect the source you already have, or use managed Git when you do not want to operate a repository yourself.
One controlled path from change to running production
Product
The next problem is turning a generated application into something you can deploy, operate, update and recover with confidence.
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 may work in a preview, but production still needs a reliable runtime, separate staging, controlled updates, monitoring and a way back when a release fails.
Git, branches, containers, environments, secrets, deployment, monitoring and rollback form a separate skill set—one most builders did not set out to learn.
Shipvise captures the change, builds and checks it, runs it on staging, applies the review level you choose, and promotes the approved release to managed or connected production.
MCP and managed Git
Shipvise gives an AI agent a controlled place to work. The agent can prepare a release; only an authorised person can approve production.
For developers
Connect the repository and workflow you already use. Shipvise adds a controlled release layer around them.
For AI builders
Start through MCP without operating branches or pull requests yourself. The repository remains versioned and exportable.
The agent never gets direct production access. The agent works in a controlled branch and workspace. Checks, staging and explicit human approval remain mandatory before production; deeper review can be added when the change warrants it.
How it works
Five steps from an AI-built application to a controlled release that keeps running beyond the first deployment.
Keep the tool you already use. Shipvise does not replace your editor or your agent.
Connect a GitHub or GitLab repository, upload a project, or let an AI agent talk to Shipvise directly. The source stays traceable whichever path you choose.
Platform checks provide the baseline. Use Review Credits for available tailored tests and optional senior review; AI review is a planned future feature.
Use Shipvise-managed staging or connect your own environment to verify the built release away from users before production.
Approve and deploy the same release to a Shipvise-managed environment or your own infrastructure. Keep monitoring, rollback and the next controlled update in the same lifecycle.
Keep the repository and infrastructure you already have, or let Shipvise manage Git and environments. MCP gives AI builders the same controlled workflow without requiring them to learn Git first.
Connect an existing repository. Shipvise turns incoming changes into controlled revisions without changing how you work with source code.
Start without a repository. Shipvise versions the project behind the scenes, keeps its history traceable and lets you export the source later.
Let an MCP-compatible agent create the project and prepare controlled changes. It can deploy them to staging, but they cannot reach production without your explicit approval.
Reviews
Every deployment gets baseline platform checks. Add automated or human review when the scope and risk justify it.
The baseline included with every deployment.
A planned fast, scalable change assessment; it is not available in the current MVP.
Optional human expertise for releases where additional confidence is worth it.
A feedback loop from findings back to your AI, developer or an engineering fix.
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
Build once, verify on staging and promote the same release to production.
Shipvise builds your revision once. The same immutable image is tested on staging and promoted to production, identified by its digest—never rebuilt from a branch that may have moved on.
If something goes wrong, production can return to the previous verified digest without a new build.
Bad release? Restore the previous verified version with one click—without rebuilding.
You know the problem. AI helps you build the solution. Shipvise handles the production layer you should not need to become an expert in.
Run a managed production workflow—with staging, releases, logs and rollback—without building your own platform or DevOps team.
Keep your repositories, AI tools and infrastructure. Add an independent control and release layer around them.
Senior review
When automated review is not enough, add accountable senior expertise to the same release workflow for an important or high-risk change.
During public beta, the engineer building and operating the platform reviews the change directly.
A review covers one specific release within an agreed scope. It is not an audit of the entire codebase.
Over time, Shipvise aims to involve 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 David Hošek under the Shipvise by Progity brand. Managed environments use infrastructure in the Czech Republic from WEDOS Internet, a.s., 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.
Bring your own AI
Keep your preferred builder or coding agent. Your AI can change; the controlled production workflow around the application does not have to.
Codex, Claude, Cursor, Lovable, Replit and Bolt each support MCP in a documented product surface. Plans, transports and configuration differ by tool.
ChatGPT requires an eligible custom app, plan and workspace setup. Gemini requires a compatible CLI, API or agent workflow-not the ordinary consumer chat.
Every listed tool can also hand off a traceable repository or generated project when direct Shipvise MCP is not enabled.
If neither MCP nor repository handoff fits, export or download the application and bring it to Shipvise without connecting the builder account.
Each tool connects differently. Shipvise stays independent of the builder and provides the controlled path into production; the agent can change without redefining how the application is released.
Bring the project to Shipvise, verify the release on staging and move it through a controlled path to production. Keep your infrastructure or use a Shipvise-managed environment.