Turn feature ideas into shipped PRs.
Ship runs on the coding agents you already use — Codex and Claude Code — triggered by what your users report, with your company's context built in.
Demo — coming soon
Slack ticket → Ship picks it up → Codex builds with your conventions → PR opens for review.
The whole loop, start to finish — no manual triage, no blank branch.
Ship turns user feedback into code, so your backlog shrinks while you sleep.
Any trigger — Slack, Linear, email — wherever users report things.
Bring your own agent — Runs on your Codex or Claude Code subscription.
Company context — Your conventions, decisions, and docs in every PR.
You review — Nothing merges without you.
Your whole team — Everyone sees what's shipping and why.
Gets better — Every correction you make is remembered.
# How it works
- 1.
Connect where users report bugs and ideas.
- 2.
Ship builds it with your coding agent and your context.
- 3.
Review the PR. Merge.
Ready to ship the backlog?
Before you connect a repo.
The practical details about setup, sources, models, pricing, and your data.
01Do I need a Codex or Claude Code subscription?+
Yes — bring it with you. Ship drives the agent subscription you already pay for; we don't resell agent usage on top.
02Why not just use Claude Code directly?+
Nothing fires when a bug lands in Slack. Ship is the trigger — it watches where your users report things and hands the ticket to your agent with your company's context already loaded.
03What does Ship do with my code and data?+
Your code stays in your repo. Ship opens PRs on branches you control and only reads what it needs to do that — nothing is used to train a model.
04How much does it cost?+
Ship is in early access. Pricing will follow OpenCompany's usage-based model — no per-seat licensing. Get early access and we'll confirm details before anything's charged.
05Is this for non-technical founders?+
No — Ship is for semi-technical founders and teams. You still review and merge every PR, so you need to be able to read a diff and know your codebase.