Get an AI-built app or agent to a real link in one click, share it like a Google Doc, and let it reach Slack, Salesforce, or your database without ever holding a single credential.
Deploying and sharing AI tools for teams across manufacturing, insurance, and services.
The building already happened. Shipyard handles everything between "it works on my machine" and "the whole team is using it."
Already built an app or agent? Point Shipyard at your repo or drop the build, and one click puts it online in a sandbox at a real URL. Your code, hosted as-is: no terminal, no config, no infra ticket.
Every app is private by default. Grant access to a colleague or a whole team through the logins your company already uses, and it revokes the moment someone leaves.
Deploy an app, drop the link in a channel, and everyone with access is in. Shipyard confirms the broker is attached, so no one is pasting API keys into a thread.
These apps are AI-written and reviewed by no one, so Shipyard assumes any of them could be compromised. Each runs in an isolated sandbox with no credentials and no direct internet. When an app needs a tool, it routes through a broker that injects the keys at the network layer, checks permissions on every call, and logs everything. A prompt-injected app has nothing to leak.
Internal apps teams have shipped on Shipyard. Each one lives at its own subdomain, private to the people you share it with.
Routes refunds over a threshold to the right approver and logs the decision.
Collects open incidents at shift change and hands off a clean summary.
Turns a request form into a tracked record with an automatic budget check.
Reads a claim packet and drafts a summary an adjuster can act on.
A troubleshooting agent shared with one client, and only that client.
Routes refunds over a threshold to the right approver and logs the decision.
Collects open incidents at shift change and hands off a clean summary.
Turns a request form into a tracked record with an automatic budget check.
Reads a claim packet and drafts a summary an adjuster can act on.
A troubleshooting agent shared with one client, and only that client.
The work that used to mean a ticket, an auth review, and a week of back-and-forth with compliance.
Describe or bring a tool and get a live link in seconds.
Nothing is public. You choose who sees each app.
Share by email through the logins your company already uses.
Access follows your directory. Leavers lose it automatically.
Apps never hold keys. The broker injects them at the network layer.
Every app runs isolated, with no direct internet access.
Per-app and per-user permissions enforced on each request.
Every brokered action logged straight to your security tooling.
Works with whatever your team used to build the tool.
Start with one tool and one teammate. Add apps, agents, and permissions as trust grows. That's the whole company.