The unit is the ship.

The portfolio web is full of decks. Drafts of products that don’t exist yet. Figma flows nobody can click. Roadmaps with the dates blanked out. Anyone can fake any of it.

A ship is different. It has a URL. The URL resolves or it doesn’t. The thing on the other end of it works or it doesn’t. You can’t fake a working URL.

That’s the rule on this site. Every card on the homepage points at a thing you can open and use right now. If the URL stops resolving, a cron HEADs it three days in a row, we email you, and after fourteen days of silence we hide the ship. Not for punishment. For honesty.

We don’t do follower counts. We don’t do view counts on cards. There’s no feed algorithm rewarding posting cadence. The work is the surface. Your handle, your screenshot, your title, three stack tags, a one-line tagline, and a link. The rest is chrome.

We don’t love the word “creator.” You’re a builder. You write code. You read other people’s code. You break things on Tuesday and fix them by Thursday. The platform calls you what you are.

The free tier puts one ship on your profile and that profile is yours forever. The paid tier — eight dollars a month or seventy-two a year — buys unlimited ships and visibility in the public feed. The first two hundred paid signups lock in a founding price of four a month, forever. After that the founding rate is gone. Not as a trick. As a thank-you.

This site exists because the people we want to find are hard to find. They’re in repo READMEs, on Bluesky, in Slack DMs, in one-pager personal sites that haven’t been touched since 2023. They ship things that work and then go back to shipping. The gallery is for them.

If you’ve been quietly shipping good work, claim a profile. Put your ship on it. Show the URL. That’s the whole thing.