Hi all. I'm a solo dev from Vietnam. I have a handful of mobile apps, a Godot game and a couple of websites, and most of the code is written by Claude Code these days. The part that kept eating my time wasn't the code, it was checking: App Store Connect, Play Console, TestFlight, Xcode Cloud, GitHub Actions, my servers, reviews... every morning, for every app. So I built Shipdeck, a native Mac app (SwiftUI) that puts all of it in one window: one list of every product, sorted by what needs me: a site that stopped answering, a review with no reply, commits that never shipped, a rollout stuck for a week per product: live version vs. the repo, a release checklist that ticks itself from the repo and the stores, deployments App Store Connect and Google Play built in: release, phased rollout, TestFlight, store text, reply to reviews a Claude Code terminal per product (or connect Cursor / Codex over MCP). The agent can use Shipdeck's actions, but anything that touches the stores waits for my approval in an inbox It reads your repos with your own Claude Code account. No server, no account, no analytics; your portfolio is a file on your Mac. Demo video and screenshots: https://shipdeck.taiphanvan.dev It's a free beta right now (macOS 15+, Claude Code or any MCP tool). At 1.0 it becomes $59/year, and anyone who uses the beta keeps it at $29/year for as long as they renew. The app remembers that you were here early, no sign-up needed. I'd really like to hear from anyone running more than one app: what do you check every day that I'm missing? And what would make you not trust a tool like this?   submitted by   /u/luckyluke146 [link]   [comments]