Case Study
ShipFlow
Ship products without losing control
Visit live site ↗- Client
- LUCVRNO — in-house product
- Sector
- Developer Tools / SaaS
- Timeline
- In active development
- Year
- 2026
Challenge
Shipping an app means stitching together GitHub, a user-testing panel, scattered UX feedback, and Vercel or Fastlane release tooling — a fragmented workflow that slows decisions and multiplies launch errors.
Solution Approach
- 01Built a detection engine that reads the repository and infers framework, platform, and build prerequisites
- 02Designed three tester modes — user testing, UX/UI expert review, and security audit — with paid campaign plans
- 03Turned raw recordings and feedback into prioritized UX insights ranked critical, medium, and low
- 04Orchestrated web, Android, and iOS releases behind an encrypted vault for certificates, keystores, and secrets
Key Metrics
4 stages
Launch flow
3
Tester modes
Web · Android · iOS
Deploy targets
Demo — Photo / Video
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Video Preview
Deliverables
- Workspace dashboard tracking every project across the four launch stages
- Smart setup wizard collecting web, Play Store, and App Store requirements in plain language
- UX insights dashboard with automatic prioritization and fix validation
- Deploy center with generated CI/CD pipelines, readiness scoring, and live build logs
Outcomes
- One workspace replacing four disconnected launch tools
- Validation feedback converted into an ordered fix list instead of raw video
- A readiness score that blocks broken releases before they reach a store
Technology Stack
Nuxt 4Vue 3Tailwind CSSFastlaneVercel APIStripe
Project Summary
A launch platform that connects real testers, UX experts, and deployment pipelines in one workflow — validate, fix, and go live from a single Build → Validate → Deploy → Live flow.