Ship features, not specs.

Product managers

Build interactive prototypes that become the product. Track adoption to see if anyone uses what you shipped. Iterate in minutes.

You write specs, wait for sprint planning, and by the time the feature ships, nobody remembers the original intent. What if you could build a working prototype yourself, share the URL with stakeholders, and track whether anyone actually uses it? That's the loop Shaep gives you — from idea to live product to adoption data, without filing a ticket.

Prototypes that become the product

Prototypes that become the product

Build a working version of your feature in minutes — not a mockup, a real application with data, auth, and a URL. Share it with stakeholders. If it sticks, it's already in production.

  • Working apps from a description
  • Real data, not lorem ipsum
  • Shareable URLs for stakeholder buy-in
  • Iterate on the fly based on feedback
Track what gets adopted

Track what gets adopted

Every tool you ship gets adoption tracking. See which features get used, by whom, and how often. Make roadmap decisions backed by data, not opinions.

  • Usage metrics per app and team
  • Adoption trends over time
  • See where users drop off
  • Kill what underperforms, double down on what works
Your numbers, always up to date

Your numbers, always up to date

Pull data from your existing systems and build dashboards that update automatically. Your analytics, your KPIs, your product metrics — all in one place.

  • Connect to your existing data sources
  • Real-time dashboards
  • Custom views per stakeholder
  • No developer needed for updates

Before & after

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Write a 20-page spec that gets misread

Build the thing and share a link

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Wait 2 sprints to test an idea

Prototype in 30 minutes

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Guess if people use what you shipped

See adoption data in real time

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File tickets for a copy change

Change it yourself, instantly

What you can build

Real examples of what teams like yours ship on the platform.

Interactive prototypes

Build a working version of the feature before committing engineering time. Test assumptions with real users.

Feature experiments

Deploy variants, measure engagement, cut what underperforms. Product decisions backed by usage data.

Product dashboards

Internal dashboards that pull from your analytics stack. Your numbers, always up to date.

Feedback tools

Custom feedback forms, NPS surveys, feature request trackers — shaped around your workflow.

Frequently asked questions

Is this like Figma or InVision? +

Those are design tools. What you build here is a real application with a database, authentication, and business logic. The prototype is the product.

Can developers take over later? +

Yes. The code is standard web application code. A developer can open the IDE and continue where you left off.

How does adoption tracking work? +

The platform tracks which apps are used, by whom, and how usage trends over time. Visible in your dashboard.

Ship the feature.

Build it, share the URL, see if anyone uses it.

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