ShipMyApp

A No-Nonsense NextJS Boilerplate for Startups

Build your startup in a week with ShipMyApp's NextJS boilerplate. It includes all the necessary tools and templates you need to get started. Simply add your content and you're good to go!

ShipMyApp is available as a one-time purchase to access the GitHub repository. You will get lifetime access to the repository and all future updates.

The main repository is written in TypeScript. However, a JavaScript version can be provided for those who prefer it.

You can still use it as a reference. However, the code is optimized for Next.js and may require some modifications to work with other frameworks. If your framework is React but without Next.js, you can still use the components, pages, and styles.

The free alternatives are great for learning, but they are not updated frequently and may not be production-ready. ShipMyApp is designed to be production-ready and save you time and effort in building your app.

Due to the nature of digital products, we do not offer refunds. However, if you have any issues, please reach out to us, and we will do our best to help you.

Absolutely. Once you buy ShipMyApp, you can use it in as many projects as you like. You can also modify it to suit your needs. It is yours forever.

You can reach out to us at iamdipankarj.workspace@gmail.com for help with setting up the project. We will be happy to assist you with any issues you may have.

ShipMyApp is built with Tailwind CSS, but you can easily replace the styles with any other UI library of your choice.

ShipMyApp comes with multiple templates for different use cases. You can easily switch between them. Templates like Waitlist, feature section, unique banner and hero sections, blog templates are included.

Since ShipMyApp is built with Next.js, you can host it on Vercel, Netlify, or any other hosting provider that supports NodeJS.

Yes, you can use ShipMyApp without the AI features. OpenAI integration is provided in case you are building an app that requires it. AI features are provided in a separate branch to keep the root codebase simple.