ShipPress

Chat your way to the website you want

ShipPress is desktop software for people who want their own website without writing code. It is free to download; you chat with your own AI account and the site gets built on your computer.

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Example

What it looks like in practice

A few lines with Teuchi Udon, the demo site for a small hand-made udon shop.

  1. You say

    “Add a ‘Today at the shop’ block to the home page: first bowl from 11:00, we close when the dough is gone.”

  2. ShipPress does it

    The AI Worker adds the block to the home page of the site on your computer, lists what it changed, and asks whether you want a Reserve a table button next to it.

  3. You look and decide

    The preview on the right shows the new block straight away. Don’t like it? Go back to an earlier version from the restore points. Happy? Say the next thing.

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How it works

Three steps, no code

  1. Describe or pick a design

    Write one sentence about your site, or start from a hand-made theme. ShipPress sets the site up on your computer for you.

  2. Chat to change it

    “Make the header dark green.” “Add an opening-hours section.” The AI makes the change and you see it in the preview right away.

  3. Go live when ready

    Connect your hosting and put the site online in one step. Until then, everything stays on your computer.

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A look inside ShipPress

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Start from a sentence or a designBrowse themes by industry, colour and style, or just describe the site you want.
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CanvasZoom out to see every page side by side, then click a heading, text or picture to change it.
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ToolsAsk for a small screen just for your site, like an orders list or a price list.
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Share to phoneA temporary, password-protected link and QR code to check the site on your phone.
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Go livePick your host and address. ShipPress tells you plainly what will be replaced.
ShipPress right after a new site was created from one sentence: the chat says the site is ready, and the preview shows the Teuchi Udon home page for a small hand-made udon shop.
Your first site, in minutesDescribe your business in one sentence, pick a design, and get a finished site with real pages.

Designs

Quiet, hand-made themes

Every theme is a full WordPress block theme with its own pages, type and colours. Filter them the same way as in the app, by industry, type, colour, style or a keyword.

  • Home page of the Kizuki Construction theme, a design for a general construction contractor
    General construction contractor
    Kizuki Construction A navy contractor theme: a giant handover count, a metrics ledger, a safety trend chart, a project register and report downloads.
  • Home page of the Hidamari Care theme, a design for a senior care residence
    Senior care residence
    Hidamari Care A celadon senior-residence theme: a day line with photo vignettes, hour-by-hour schedule, fees table and visiting calendar.
  • Home page of the Hakobi Logistics theme, a design for a logistics company
    Logistics company
    Hakobi Logistics A bengara-red logistics theme: full-bleed dock photo with a tracking bar, sticky hub map, lead-time table and a cut-out pallet.
  • Home page of the Hirameki Lab theme, a design for a after-school stem academy
    After-school STEM academy
    Hirameki Lab A kouji-orange after-school STEM lab: card mosaic, centred menu, a scrolling strip and wall of student projects with break-out cut-outs.
  • Home page of the Michishirube Consulting theme, a design for a management consulting
    Management consulting
    Michishirube Consulting A deep-navy management consultancy: vertical-scroll layout, numbered side menu, a cut-out consultant breaking the frame, low-key photos.
  • Home page of the Niko Kids Clinic theme, a design for a pediatric clinic
    Pediatric clinic
    Niko Kids Clinic A pale aqua paediatric clinic: magazine layout, centred menu, diagonal hero with photo collage and cut-out teddy bear, film-grain photos.
  • Home page of the Seimitsu Works theme, a design for a precision parts manufacturer
    Precision parts manufacturer
    Seimitsu Works A blue-grey precision parts maker: asymmetric masonry, overlay menu, framed hall photo with a cut-out flange breaking out, high-key photos.
  • Home page of the Manabi Juku theme, a design for a cram school
    Cram school
    Manabi Juku A suou-crimson cram school: split screens, a top-bar menu, grid-paper fields, a course-tile hero with a cut-out book stack breaking out.
  • Home page of the Kakei Advisors theme, a design for a independent financial planner
    Independent financial planner
    Kakei Advisors A pine-green financial planner: horizontal strips, overlay menu, a framed window hero with a cut-out olive tree breaking out, film photos.
  • Home page of the Hiyoko Kindergarten theme, a design for a kindergarten
    Kindergarten
    Hiyoko Kindergarten A dandelion-yellow kindergarten: card mosaic, fixed side-rail menu, a cut-out backpack breaking its frame, film-grain photos.
  • Home page of the Mamori Hoken theme, a design for a insurance agency
    Insurance agency
    Mamori Hoken A hanada blue insurance agency: a sidebar office board, text-left hero with a family photo, a cut-out document folder breaking the frame.
  • Home page of the Hotaru Ehon theme, a design for a picture-book illustrator
    Picture-book illustrator
    Hotaru Ehon An imayo-pink picture-book studio: giant poster type, a village map with firefly pins and a cut-out jar breaking the frame.
  • Home page of the Shirokuro Camera theme, a design for a film camera shop
    Film camera shop
    Shirokuro Camera A mikan-orange film camera store in asymmetric masonry: centred menu, clay shop through a viewfinder window, cut-out camera breaking out.
  • Home page of the Kamisori Barber theme, a design for a barbershop
    Barbershop
    Kamisori Barber A kyo-murasaki barbershop: a cut-out chair breaking out of the window frame, one long reading column, taped paper-cut collage.
  • Home page of the Amime Takezaiku theme, a design for a bamboo basketry
    Bamboo basketry
    Amime Takezaiku A kariyasu-yellow bamboo basket store in horizontal strips, with a side-rail menu, a watercolour grove and a cut-out basket breaking out.
  • Home page of the Kotonoha Honyaku theme, a design for a translation agency
    Translation agency
    Kotonoha Honyaku A ruri blue translation studio: a harbour map hero with pinned jobs, a cut-out pen breaking out, services as a scroll, risograph art.
  • Home page of the Shinai Dojo theme, a design for a kendo dojo
    Kendo dojo
    Shinai Dojo A madder red kendo dojo set like a magazine: a stacked-collage cover, overlay menu, asanoha texture, cut-out helmet and isometric plates.
  • Home page of the Teuchi Udon theme, a design for a handmade udon shop
    Handmade udon shop
    Teuchi Udon A chitose green handmade udon shop: a sidebar noodle board, a diagonal-split hero, a cut-out bowl breaking out and pencil sketches.
  • Home page of the Totonou Sauna theme, a design for a public sauna
    Public sauna
    Totonou Sauna An ouni orange neighbourhood sauna: a hanging banner photo hero, a cut-out bucket breaking out, an overlay menu and a card mosaic.
  • Home page of the Yukimi Kakigori theme, a design for a kakigori parlour
    Kakigori parlour
    Yukimi Kakigori A sora ice-blue kakigori parlour: a paper-cut product grid hero, a cut-out bowl breaking out and sticky picture columns.
  • Home page of the Shirayami Butoh theme, a design for a butoh dance company
    Butoh dance company
    Shirayami Butoh A sumire violet single column for a butoh company: giant centred type, a cut-out dancer breaking out, high-key photos.
  • Home page of the Itomaki Yarn theme, a design for a yarn shop
    Yarn shop
    Itomaki Yarn A kankurenai-red yarn shop set like a poster: a diagonal-split hero, giant type and a cut-out spool breaking the frame.
  • Home page of the Karan Geta theme, a design for a geta sandals
    Geta sandals
    Karan Geta A shinbashi-turquoise geta workshop store read like a hanging scroll, with a woodblock street banner and cut-out geta breaking out.
  • Home page of the Kanna Komuten theme, a design for a machiya renovation carpenter
    Machiya renovation carpenter
    Kanna Komuten Turmeric split screens for a machiya carpenter: full-bleed film photos, a cut-out hand plane breaking the seam, a side-rail menu.
  • Home page of the Fukusa Chado theme, a design for a tea ceremony school
    Tea ceremony school
    Fukusa Chado A tokiwa-green tea ceremony school: giant centred type, a mosaic of rounded class cards and a clay tea bowl breaking out.
  • Home page of the Koshi Machiya theme, a design for a machiya townhouse stay
    Machiya townhouse stay
    Koshi Machiya A persimmon magazine for a machiya stay: torn pencil-sketch collage, a cut-out townhouse breaking out, a fixed side-rail menu.
  • Home page of the Tasuki Ekiden theme, a design for a ekiden relay race
    Ekiden relay race
    Tasuki Ekiden A konpeki-blue coastal ekiden: text left, sumi-ink art right, a cut-out runner breaking out and the course as a sideways strip.
  • Home page of the Soroban Kaikei theme, a design for a tax accountant
    Tax accountant
    Soroban Kaikei A charcoal tax office for small shops: a diagonal split hero, a sticky picture column and a cut-out abacus breaking the seam.
  • Home page of the Hanayui Kimono theme, a design for a kimono rental and dressing
    Kimono rental and dressing
    Hanayui Kimono An enji-crimson kimono rental store read like a hanging scroll, with a full-bleed woodblock lane and cut-out kimono breaking out.
  • Home page of the Urushi Nuri theme, a design for a urushi lacquerware workshop
    Urushi lacquerware workshop
    Urushi Nuri A seiheki-green lacquer workshop store with an app-like side rail, an isometric workshop map and cut-out bowls breaking out.
  • Home page of the Kanmi Dokoro theme, a design for a wagashi tea house
    Wagashi tea house
    Kanmi Dokoro A kikyo-purple wagashi tea house: split screens, the garden framed as a window and a cut-out sweet breaking out of it.
  • Home page of the Shinayaka Pilates theme, a design for a pilates studio
    Pilates studio
    Shinayaka Pilates A yamabuki-yellow pilates studio: a diagonal split hero, fan-and-wave pattern and a cut-out figure stretching across the seam.
  • Home page of the Tsuribito Tackle theme, a design for a fishing tackle shop
    Fishing tackle shop
    Tsuribito Tackle A crimson harbour tackle shop: a full-bleed high-key shore photo, a cut-out reel breaking out, and sideways shelves.
  • Home page of the Koma Manga theme, a design for a manga artist portfolio
    Manga artist portfolio
    Koma Manga A bamboo-green manga portfolio: giant centred poster type over a clay-diorama collage, with a cut-out clay artist leaping out.
  • Home page of the Ichiba Monozukuri theme, a design for a monthly craft market
    Monthly craft market
    Ichiba Monozukuri An indigo monthly craft market laid out like a magazine: a top-bar menu, a stacked risograph collage and a cut-out still life breaking out.
  • Home page of the Taiko Juku theme, a design for a taiko drumming school
    Taiko drumming school
    Taiko Juku An Edo-purple taiko school: a side-rail menu, a low-key photo in a deep window frame and a cut-out drum breaking out of it.
  • Home page of the Hoshizora Camp theme, a design for a glamping site
    Glamping site
    Hoshizora Camp A dove-grey and deep-navy glamping site: a navy sidebar camp board, a watercolour site-map hero and a cut-out tent breaking its frame.
  • Home page of the Kokeshi Kobo theme, a design for a kokeshi dolls
    Kokeshi dolls
    Kokeshi Kobo A matcha-green kokeshi workshop shop: text-left hero, a cut-out doll stepping out of an isometric frame, a one-column long read.
  • Home page of the Akachōchin theme, a design for a izakaya
    Izakaya
    Akachōchin A documentary-photo izakaya site: a vermilion hero of tall banners with a cut-out red lantern, and a card mosaic a sake flask breaks out of.
  • Home page of the Katsuji Press theme, a design for a letterpress print shop
    Letterpress print shop
    Katsuji Press A sumi-ink letterpress shop site: an asagi hero with a cut-out platen press breaking its frame, a sideways print-menu strip and collage.
  • Home page of the Jika Tabi theme, a design for a tabi footwear
    Tabi footwear
    Jika Tabi A tetsukon-navy tabi maker's shop: giant centred type over a paper-cut scene, a cut-out boot stepping out, a sticky making story.
  • Home page of the Hari Kampo theme, a design for a kampo pharmacy
    Kampo pharmacy
    Hari Kampo A pencil-sketch kampo pharmacy site: a hiwa stacked-collage hero, a cut-out ginseng breaking its frame, a herb masonry and fees.
  • Home page of the Omocha Kendama theme, a design for a wooden toy shop
    Wooden toy shop
    Omocha Kendama A sumi-black wooden toy shop laid out like a magazine: film photos in a product grid, cut-out kendama breaking it, overlay menu.
  • Home page of the Aoi Hanga theme, a design for a woodblock print studio
    Woodblock print studio
    Aoi Hanga A moegi-green woodblock print studio shop: text left, a sumi-ink cut-out block breaking its frame, and one long column on carving.
  • Home page of the Yose Rakugo theme, a design for a rakugo theatre
    Rakugo theatre
    Yose Rakugo A risograph rakugo theatre site: a kincha vertical banner hero, a cut-out storyteller and fan breaking their frames, tonight’s bill.
  • Home page of the Hōchō Kyōshitsu theme, a design for a washoku cooking school
    Washoku cooking school
    Hōchō Kyōshitsu A pencil-sketch washoku cooking school site: an ultramarine card mosaic with a cut-out knife and sea bream breaking their frames.
  • Home page of the Shimakaze Minshuku theme, a design for a island guesthouse
    Island guesthouse
    Shimakaze Minshuku A bright woodblock island guesthouse site: a plum split screen with the cut-out inn breaking its frame beside a grid of rooms and rates.
  • Home page of the Kumotori Hut theme, a design for a mountain hut
    Mountain hut
    Kumotori Hut A calm mountain hut site: an isometric trail map shows the hut, three routes and water, then season and stay.
  • Home page of the Tsuba Millinery theme, a design for a millinery
    Millinery
    Tsuba Millinery An elegant store for a small milliner, with a filter-first hat catalogue, a sizing guide and made-to-order fittings.
  • Home page of the Asagao Kinema theme, a design for a independent cinema
    Independent cinema
    Asagao Kinema A site for a one-screen independent cinema: big vermilion bands with sumi ink, ink-wash pictures and the week as a sideways film strip.
  • Home page of the Yoru Chocolate theme, a design for a chocolatier
    Chocolatier
    Yoru Chocolate A quiet, dark store for a small bean-to-bar chocolatier, with bonbons, an origins table and a warm-weather shipping note.
  • Home page of the Hogusu Physio theme, a design for a physiotherapy
    Physiotherapy
    Hogusu Physio A calm site for a small physiotherapy clinic: single-line drawings walk through a first visit, from assessment to follow-up.
  • Home page of the Nijimi Tenugui theme, a design for a tenugui textiles
    Tenugui textiles
    Nijimi Tenugui A calm store for a small tenugui dye workshop: a flat illustrated cloth folds, opens and hangs as you scroll, with patterns and care.
  • Home page of the Kinari Soba theme, a design for a soba house
    Soba house
    Kinari Soba A quiet site for a small hand-cut soba house, with a bento of seiro trays, today's sold-out note and watercolours.
  • Home page of the Kurogane Ironware theme, a design for a cast-iron kettles
    Cast-iron kettles
    Kurogane Ironware A quiet, low-light store for a small cast-iron kettle foundry, with kettle specs, a colophon footer and seasoning care.
  • Home page of the Kenban Piano School theme, a design for a piano school
    Piano school
    Kenban Piano School A quiet, typographic site for a small piano school, with lessons, fees, a weekly timetable and recitals.
  • Home page of the Shigure Umbrellas theme, a design for a umbrellas
    Umbrellas
    Shigure Umbrellas A quiet rain-slate store for a small umbrella atelier, with a canopy rail, repairs and a size guide.
  • Home page of the Kage Gallery theme, a design for a art gallery
    Art gallery
    Kage Gallery A quiet white-cube design for a small contemporary art gallery and its exhibitions.
  • Home page of the Hibiki Records theme, a design for a record shop
    Record shop
    Hibiki Records A quiet, dark store design for a small independent record shop selling vinyl.
  • Home page of the Shiori Review theme, a design for a literary magazine
    Literary magazine
    Shiori Review A quiet, type-led site for an independent literary magazine of essays and poems.
  • Home page of the Eda Bonsai theme, a design for a bonsai nursery
    Bonsai nursery
    Eda Bonsai A quiet, natural design for a bonsai nursery, with an online shop and workshops.
  • Home page of the Engawa Works theme, a design for a coworking space
    Coworking space
    Engawa Works A clean, modern design for a small coworking space, with plans and tour booking.
  • Home page of the Nameshi Leather theme, a design for a leather goods
    Leather goods
    Nameshi Leather A warm, handmade-feeling online shop for a small leather workshop.
  • Home page of the Yuge Sento theme, a design for a bathhouse
    Bathhouse
    Yuge Sento A serene, airy site for a family-run neighbourhood bathhouse, with hours and prices.
  • Home page of the Mizuha Glass theme, a design for a glassware shop
    Glassware shop
    Mizuha Glass A serene, airy online shop for a small studio making hand-blown glass tableware.
  • Home page of the Suzuri Shodo theme, a design for a calligraphy school
    Calligraphy school
    Suzuri Shodo A quiet, wabi-sabi site for a small calligraphy school, with classes and a timetable.
  • Home page of the Amane Wagashi theme, a design for a japanese sweets / wagashi
    Japanese sweets / wagashi
    Amane Wagashi An elegant, quiet design for a Japanese sweets shop, with an online shop and pre-orders.
  • Home page of the Koke Garden theme, a design for a garden design
    Garden design
    Koke Garden A calm, natural site for Japanese garden designers, with projects and seasonal care.
  • Home page of the Tsuki Silver theme, a design for a silver jewellery
    Silver jewellery
    Tsuki Silver An elegant online shop for a small silver jewellery studio, soft and refined.
  • Home page of the Yohaku Studio theme, a design for a design studio / freelance
    Design studio / freelance
    Yohaku Studio A clean, magazine-style portfolio for a small graphic and web design studio.
  • Home page of the Hari Tailor theme, a design for a bespoke tailor
    Bespoke tailor
    Hari Tailor An elegant, classic design for a bespoke tailor, with cloth samples and appointments.
  • Home page of the Asa Linen theme, a design for a linen bedding
    Linen bedding
    Asa Linen A calm, natural design for a linen bedding maker, with an online shop.
  • Home page of the Kasumi Bar theme, a design for a cocktail bar
    Cocktail bar
    Kasumi Bar A dark, elegant site for small cocktail bars, with a drinks menu and reservations.
  • Home page of the Kumo Eyewear theme, a design for a eyewear
    Eyewear
    Kumo Eyewear A clean, precise online shop for a small eyewear studio selling frames and lenses.
  • Home page of the Tsumiki Accounting theme, a design for a accounting firm
    Accounting firm
    Tsumiki Accounting A precise, clean site for a small accounting practice, with services and clear fees.
  • Home page of the Tsuya Lacquer theme, a design for a lacquerware
    Lacquerware
    Tsuya Lacquer A luxurious, quiet online shop for a small lacquerware workshop.
  • Home page of the Mimi Veterinary theme, a design for a veterinary clinic
    Veterinary clinic
    Mimi Veterinary A clean, calming website for a neighbourhood vet clinic for dogs, cats and small pets.
  • Home page of the Kuyuru Incense theme, a design for a incense shop
    Incense shop
    Kuyuru Incense A serene, elegant online shop for a small incense house selling sticks and cones.
  • Home page of the Neiro Hall theme, a design for a music venue
    Music venue
    Neiro Hall An elegant, cinematic website for a small concert hall, with a programme and tickets.
  • Home page of the Hikari App theme, a design for a software / saas
    Software / SaaS
    Hikari App A calm, modern design for a small software product, with features and pricing.
  • Home page of the Sushi Ginza theme, a design for a sushi bar
    Sushi bar
    Sushi Ginza A crisp, elegant site for a small omakase sushi counter, with seat booking.
  • Home page of the Tabi Note theme, a design for a travel agency
    Travel agency
    Tabi Note A calm, hand-drawn feel site for small walking-tour and slow-travel agencies.
  • Home page of the Kaori Cosme theme, a design for a skincare / cosmetics
    Skincare / cosmetics
    Kaori Cosme A clean, refined online shop for small skincare and cosmetics brands.
  • Home page of the Undo Ba theme, a design for a gym / strength studio
    Gym / strength studio
    Undo Ba A clean, elegant site for small strength-training gyms, with prices and free trials.
  • Home page of the Kinu Kimono theme, a design for a kimono rental
    Kimono rental
    Kinu Kimono An elegant, traditional online shop for kimono rental and dressing studios.
  • Home page of the Hikari Musubi theme, a design for a wedding planner
    Wedding planner
    Hikari Musubi A soft, elegant site for small wedding planners, with plans, prices and venues.
  • Home page of the Ginrin Cycle theme, a design for a bike shop
    Bike shop
    Ginrin Cycle A clean, technical design for a handmade bike workshop, with an online shop and repairs.
  • Home page of the Sakura Juku theme, a design for a language school
    Language school
    Sakura Juku A friendly, playful website for language schools and tutoring centres.
  • Home page of the Oto Radio theme, a design for a podcast / radio show
    Podcast / radio show
    Oto Radio A bold, retro website for podcasts, radio shows and audio series.
  • Home page of the Wagu Mono theme, a design for a furniture store
    Furniture store
    Wagu Mono A warm, handmade-feel online shop for furniture workshops selling wooden pieces.
  • Home page of the Kiroku Studio theme, a design for a creative agency
    Creative agency
    Kiroku Studio A bold, lively site for creative agencies and design studios to show their work.
  • Home page of the Hana Kago theme, a design for a florist
    Florist
    Hana Kago A romantic, lush design for florists, with an online shop, delivery and subscriptions.
  • Home page of the Sumai Realty theme, a design for a real estate
    Real estate
    Sumai Realty A clear, trustworthy site for estate agents, with property listings and floor plans.
  • Home page of the Menya Kaen theme, a design for a ramen shop
    Ramen shop
    Menya Kaen A quiet, crafted website for a small ramen shop, with a menu and opening hours.
  • Home page of the Kami Salon theme, a design for a hair salon
    Hair salon
    Kami Salon A bold, fashion-forward site for hair salons, with stylists, prices and booking.
  • Home page of the Kaze Yoga theme, a design for a yoga studio
    Yoga studio
    Kaze Yoga A calm, airy site for small yoga studios, with a timetable and free trial booking.
  • Home page of the Komugi Pan theme, a design for a bakery
    Bakery
    Komugi Pan A warm, playful online shop for neighbourhood bakeries selling bread and pastries.
  • Home page of the Hakuba Dental theme, a design for a dental clinic
    Dental clinic
    Hakuba Dental A clean, calm design for family dental clinics, with opening hours and booking.
  • Home page of the Hamono Kaji theme, a design for a kitchen knives
    Kitchen knives
    Hamono Kaji A dark, sharp design for knife makers and kitchen-tool shops, with an online shop.
  • Home page of the Shiro Horitsu theme, a design for a law firm
    Law firm
    Shiro Horitsu A calm, trustworthy site for small law firms, with lawyer profiles and consultations.
  • Home page of the Kami no Ne theme, a design for a stationery shop
    Stationery shop
    Kami no Ne A quiet, minimal online shop for small washi paper and stationery shops.
  • Home page of the Mori no Kai theme, a design for a forest conservation
    Forest conservation
    Mori no Kai A calm, nature-inspired website for forest conservation groups and nonprofits.
  • Home page of the Kura Shizuku theme, a design for a sake brewery
    Sake brewery
    Kura Shizuku A calm, luxurious online shop for sake breweries and tasting rooms.
  • Home page of the Hanabi Matsuri theme, a design for a festival
    Festival
    Hanabi Matsuri A lively, poster-style design for fireworks and music festivals, with lineup and tickets.
  • Home page of the Seiji Utsuwa theme, a design for a ceramics shop
    Ceramics shop
    Seiji Utsuwa A gallery-like online shop for handmade Japanese ceramics and tableware.
  • Home page of the Beni Kappo theme, a design for a restaurant
    Restaurant
    Beni Kappo A bold, dramatic design for small Japanese counter restaurants, with menu and booking.
  • Home page of the Yuzu Chaya theme, a design for a tea shop
    Tea shop
    Yuzu Chaya A calm online shop for small Japanese tea and sweets shops, with a tea subscription.
  • Home page of the Fuji Shinkyu theme, a design for a wellness clinic
    Wellness clinic
    Fuji Shinkyu A calm, airy design for acupuncture and bodywork clinics, with treatments and booking.
  • Home page of the Aizome Shoten theme, a design for a bookstore
    Bookstore
    Aizome Shoten A retro, bookish design for independent bookshops, with an online shop and events.
  • Home page of the Ikebana Kyoshitsu theme, a design for a flower school
    Flower school
    Ikebana Kyoshitsu A soft, botanical site for flower schools and ikebana studios, with trial-lesson booking.
  • Home page of the Hinoki Yado theme, a design for a ryokan
    Ryokan
    Hinoki Yado A calm, natural site for small hot-spring inns, with rooms, baths and seasonal meals.
  • Home page of the Shashin Folio theme, a design for a photographer
    Photographer
    Shashin Folio A minimal, cinematic portfolio site that lets a photographer's pictures shine.
  • Home page of the Kenchiku Grid theme, a design for a architecture studio
    Architecture studio
    Kenchiku Grid A clean, minimal site for architecture studios to show their projects.
  • Home page of the Kissaten Counter theme, a design for a coffee shop
    Coffee shop
    Kissaten Counter A warm, cozy site for coffee shops and small cafes, with a menu page.
  • Home page of the Ma Vertical theme, a design for a craft atelier
    Craft atelier
    Ma Vertical A quiet, Japanese-inspired portfolio site for craft studios and artisans.

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What it works with

What ShipPress supports

Only what the app does today.

AI: Claude Code, Grok Build, Codex

Sign in with your own account inside each tool. ShipPress asks them to do the work and never sees your login.

Websites: multi-page block-theme sites

Every design is a complete WordPress block theme with its own pages, fonts and colours, made for many kinds of small business. Or describe your business in one sentence and pick a design.

Online shops: WooCommerce designs

Designs marked E-commerce come with WooCommerce shop features, and you can filter the theme wall by them. A shop can’t be saved as a static version.

Hosts, connected directly: InstaWP, Hostinger

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Where your site and data go

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  1. Your site stays on your computer

    The site, its chats and its restore points sit in a ShipPress folder on your computer. Nothing leaves it until you click Go live or turn on sharing.

  2. Your AI login stays in the AI tool

    You sign in inside Claude Code, Grok Build or Codex yourself. ShipPress doesn’t read, store or forward that login, and we never see it.

  3. The AI sees what you send it

    Your messages and the site files they involve go to the AI service you chose, with your own account, under that provider’s terms and privacy policy.

  4. Going live sends it only to your host

    The site is uploaded to the host you picked when you click Go live. The dialog tells you what will be replaced, and if the AI asks to go live it waits for your Approve.

  5. Share to phone is temporary

    A password-protected temporary link lets your phone reach the site on your computer, until you stop sharing or the link expires.

  6. This page and updates

    This page sets no cookies and runs no analytics or trackers. The app only checks GitHub for new versions.

Why ShipPress

Building a site can be simple

Say the site you want; ShipPress handles the rest. Here is how it works, and what it always stands for.

How ShipPress works

  1. You say it instead of learning it. No dashboards or layout tools to learn first: describe the change in a sentence and the AI makes it.
  2. Finished before you pick a host. The site is built and previewed on your computer, and you choose a host only when it is ready.
  3. Every change can be undone. A restore point is saved after each AI change, so you can return to an earlier version.
  4. Several Workers at once. Open more than one Worker on the same site; ShipPress warns you when two touch the same thing.
  5. The AI runs on your own account. ShipPress doesn’t resell AI: you use the plan you already have, and the app is free today.

ShipPress's core principles

  • A real WordPress site. You get a standard WordPress block-theme site that you can still edit by hand in the WordPress admin.

  • Your own web address. You can go live on your own domain; the Go live dialog is where you pick the host and the address.

  • The site is yours. You own the sites and content you create, and you can move to another host whenever you like.

  • Ordinary hosting. The site is published to a regular web host such as Hostinger, or to any server you can reach over SSH.

Features

What else you get

Local WordPress

A real WordPress site runs on your computer. No account, no server.

Your choice of AI

Use Claude Code, Grok Build or Codex, signed in with your own account. ShipPress never sees your login.

Several Workers at once

Run a few Workers on one site at the same time. If two touch the same thing, you get a warning.

Many sites

Each site has its own folder and chat history, kept in the ShipPress folder on your computer.

Restore points

A copy is saved after every AI change. Go back to an earlier version if you do not like the result.

Five app languages

ShipPress speaks Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, French and German.

Static copy

Save the whole site as plain web files, with no PHP or database. Shops (WooCommerce) excluded.

Online from your computer

Publish the static copy straight from this computer on your own Cloudflare domain. Free, but the computer and ShipPress must stay on.

ShipPress hosting

No hosting company to find: buy a domain and publish in ShipPress, with forms e-mailed to you. Not for shops.

Hosting

Supported hosts

Your site is built on your computer first. When you are ready, ShipPress copies it to a web host so everyone can see it. You connect a host once in the app, under Apps. No host? You can also make a static copy, use ShipPress hosting, or go online straight from your own computer.

InstaWP Available

Sign in with your browser (or paste an API token). ShipPress can create a site, publish to it and pull changes back. Good for quick temporary sites.

Hostinger Available

Sign in with your browser (or paste an API token). ShipPress lists your plans, creates the site, connects your domain and publishes. Pulling a live site back to your computer is not supported here yet; use SSH for that.

Any host with SSH Available

For hosts and servers that give you SSH access (a VPS, Hostinger Business, xCloud, Cloudways, Kinsta…). In Advanced mode enter the server address, username and a password or key. Publishing, pulling back and WP-CLI all work. Your password stays in your computer’s keychain.

xCloud Available via SSH

Every xCloud site comes with its own site user for SSH. In the xCloud dashboard, open your site and go to Access Details → SSH/SFTP to copy the server address, username and password (or add an SSH key). Paste them into ShipPress under Apps → Connect with SSH (Advanced mode). Publish, pull and WP-CLI all work. Get xCloud hosting. Affiliate link

Kinsta Available via SSH

Kinsta sites offer SSH access. In your Kinsta dashboard, copy the server address, username and password or key, then paste them into ShipPress under Apps → Connect with SSH (Advanced mode). Publish, pull and WP-CLI all work. Get Kinsta hosting. Affiliate link

SiteGround Available via SSH

SiteGround plans include SSH access. In Site Tools, go to Devs → SSH Keys Manager to create a key, then paste the server address, username and key into ShipPress under Apps → Connect with SSH (Advanced mode). Publish, pull and WP-CLI all work. Get SiteGround hosting. Affiliate link

Cloudways Available via SSH

Cloudways servers offer SSH access. Copy the server address, username and password or key from your Cloudways dashboard and paste them into ShipPress under Apps → Connect with SSH (Advanced mode). Publish, pull and WP-CLI all work.

DigitalOcean Available via SSH

A Droplet running WordPress works over SSH. Enter its address, username and key in ShipPress under Apps → Connect with SSH (Advanced mode). Publish, pull and WP-CLI all work.

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FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

Does ShipPress cost anything?

No, the app is free today. You pay for your own AI plan, and for hosting when you decide to put a site online.

If you sign up for hosting through a partner link in the app, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. See our affiliate disclosure.

Do I need my own AI plan?

Yes. ShipPress uses an AI tool you are already signed in to on your computer, one of:

  • Claude Code, with a Claude subscription that includes it,
  • Grok Build, with a Grok account, or
  • Codex, signed in with your ChatGPT plan.

ShipPress doesn’t sell AI, and we never see your AI login.

Do I need to create a ShipPress account?

No. Install the app and start building; making a site needs no ShipPress account.

You sign in to your own AI tool, and to a hosting company only when you decide to go live.

Where are my site and my data kept?

On your computer. Sites, chats and restore points live there, and a site only leaves it when you click Go live or turn on Share to phone (which you can stop at any time). The AI service you choose receives the requests you send it, under its own terms.

This web page uses no cookies, analytics or trackers. Details are in the privacy policy.

Which computers can run it?

Macs today: Apple silicon and Intel Macs can download and use ShipPress right now. Windows version: leave your email and we’ll let you know when it’s available.

Leave your email and we will send you one message when the Windows version can be downloaded.

Is it safe to let the AI change my site?

Yes, and every change can be undone: ShipPress saves a restore point after each AI turn, so you can go back to an earlier version.

Anything that reaches beyond the site on your computer, such as going live, creating a site on a host, pulling a live site over your local one, or installing and updating plugins, shows an approval card in the chat first and only runs after you click Approve.

The AI tool runs on your computer as an ordinary program, not in a locked-down sandbox, so keep your own backups of anything important.

Can I undo a change I don’t like?

Yes. Every change has a restore point, so you can go back to an earlier version. ShipPress saves one before restoring too, so even a restore can be undone. Problems and ideas are welcome on GitHub.

Does putting the site online cost extra?

Usually, yes. Hosting and a domain are paid to the companies that provide them, at their prices, not to ShipPress.

The exception is putting the static version online from your own computer with a domain you have on Cloudflare: no hosting fee, but your computer and ShipPress must stay on. Until you go live, the site is built on your computer and needs no hosting at all.

How do I open ShipPress the first time on my Mac?

ShipPress is not notarized by Apple yet, so macOS asks you to confirm the first time. Not sure which download you need? Apple menu → About This Mac: “Chip: Apple M…” means Apple silicon, anything else is Intel. Opening it takes under a minute:

  1. Open the downloaded ShipPress-mac-arm64.dmg (or ShipPress-mac-intel.dmg on an Intel Mac).
  2. Drag ShipPress into the Applications folder.
  3. Open ShipPress from Applications.
  4. If macOS says it cannot be opened, open System Settings → Privacy & Security.
  5. Scroll down to the Security section and click Open Anyway next to the ShipPress message.
  6. Confirm with Open (you may need your Mac password). After this, ShipPress opens normally.

Windows

Windows version: get one email when it’s available

ShipPress is for Mac today. Windows version: leave your email and we’ll let you know when it’s available, once.

You are on the list. We will email you once when the Windows version is available.

This email is already on the list. Nothing else to do.

That did not work. Check the email address and the checkbox, then try again in a little while.

We store only your email, your consent and the time you signed up, in Cloudflare D1, and use them only for this one notice. Want it deleted? Ask in a GitHub issue. Details in the privacy policy.

Try it on your computer

Free to download. Bring your own AI account; your sites stay on your computer.

Download for Mac

Windows version: leave your email and we’ll let you know · First launch help