From vibe-coded to live, in three steps
The landing page makes the promise plainly: paste a repo link, Shuttle reads the code, and deploys it to the platform that actually fits. No infrastructure decisions required.
Shuttle
AI-powered deployment
Paste a repository link and get a running product, with the platform chosen for you.
Product designBrandSaaSAI
- Product
- Shuttle, live SaaS
- Scope
- Brand & product design
- Live at
- shuttle-blue.vercel.app
The brief
Deployment is the bottleneck
As more software gets built by vibe coders, the hard part stops being writing the code. It is everything between working locally and running in front of users: choosing infrastructure, wiring it up, and the setup rabbit hole that follows.
- 01Software now ships faster than it can be deployed
- 02Choosing infrastructure is a decision most builders should not have to make
- 03The setup rabbit hole is where working projects stall
The approach
Read the repo, choose the platform
Shuttle reads a repository, understands what it needs to run, and chooses the deployment platform that fits. No infrastructure decisions, no setup rabbit hole. Just a path from working code to a live product.
Analysis
Reads the repository and works out what it needs to run.
Matching
Picks the deployment platform that fits the project.
Zero setup
No infrastructure decisions, no configuration rabbit hole.
Live product
A single path from working code to something people can use.
The work
Requirements read, platforms matched
Shuttle reports what it detected, a Node.js runtime, environment variables, a persistent Postgres database, background jobs, then names a best match and says why. The alternatives are listed with their honest caveats rather than hidden.
An optional security layer
Before deploying, Shuttle offers to add runtime protection to the stack, so vulnerabilities, attacks and data leaks are covered from the first deploy rather than bolted on later.
