Write what you want shipped in plain language. Moonshift turns the prompt into requirements, constraints, flows, data, gates, and a build plan you can approve.
Agents fan out across frontend, backend, tests, deploy, copy, and release work. Every phase streams progress so you are watching the launch, not managing tickets.
A deployed URL, repository, tests, release notes, and launch assets are prepared together. The product ships with the operational pieces already connected.
One prompt, a deployed app, from a single self-contained binary. Type an idea, and Moonshift builds, deploys, and iterates entirely server-side without leaving your command line.
Had a college assignment to build a top-down dungeon roguelike - adaptive enemy AI, wave systems, bosses, dynamic mechanics. 20 minutes later Moonshift had built a fully working game and deployed it live. Never going back to Cursor or Lovable after today.
Started using Moonshift because I wanted to build faster - app gets deployed in minutes. Stayed because the product keeps getting better every week. Still very early, and we're just getting started.
Most AI coding tools solve "write code" but ignore the brutal reality for indie hackers: shipping, launching, and maintaining is where 90% of ideas die. Moonshift closes the loop - one prompt to a full app, GitHub + Vercel deploy, and a launch kit. Zero lock-in. Not another codegen toy.
Had a college assignment to build a top-down dungeon roguelike - adaptive enemy AI, wave systems, bosses, dynamic mechanics. 20 minutes later Moonshift had built a fully working game and deployed it live. Never going back to Cursor or Lovable after today.
Started using Moonshift because I wanted to build faster - app gets deployed in minutes. Stayed because the product keeps getting better every week. Still very early, and we're just getting started.
Most AI coding tools solve "write code" but ignore the brutal reality for indie hackers: shipping, launching, and maintaining is where 90% of ideas die. Moonshift closes the loop - one prompt to a full app, GitHub + Vercel deploy, and a launch kit. Zero lock-in. Not another codegen toy.
Had a college assignment to build a top-down dungeon roguelike - adaptive enemy AI, wave systems, bosses, dynamic mechanics. 20 minutes later Moonshift had built a fully working game and deployed it live. Never going back to Cursor or Lovable after today.
Started using Moonshift because I wanted to build faster - app gets deployed in minutes. Stayed because the product keeps getting better every week. Still very early, and we're just getting started.
Most AI coding tools solve "write code" but ignore the brutal reality for indie hackers: shipping, launching, and maintaining is where 90% of ideas die. Moonshift closes the loop - one prompt to a full app, GitHub + Vercel deploy, and a launch kit. Zero lock-in. Not another codegen toy.
Had a college assignment to build a top-down dungeon roguelike - adaptive enemy AI, wave systems, bosses, dynamic mechanics. 20 minutes later Moonshift had built a fully working game and deployed it live. Never going back to Cursor or Lovable after today.
Started using Moonshift because I wanted to build faster - app gets deployed in minutes. Stayed because the product keeps getting better every week. Still very early, and we're just getting started.
Most AI coding tools solve "write code" but ignore the brutal reality for indie hackers: shipping, launching, and maintaining is where 90% of ideas die. Moonshift closes the loop - one prompt to a full app, GitHub + Vercel deploy, and a launch kit. Zero lock-in. Not another codegen toy.
Start with a no-card trial build. Claim it with a one-time $5 Launch Pass ($2.50 for the first 100), or subscribe to keep shipping. A typical launch runs ~700 moons, and every run has a hard spend ceiling.
Founding Pricing·Claimed
The first 500 signups locked in founding pricing: 50% off for life.
I had a folder full of app ideas that never shipped. Not because they were bad. It was the boring 20 hours between “I have an idea” and “it’s live” that always killed them.
So I built Moonshift to do those 20 hours for you. Type the idea, come back to a deployed URL, an owned GitHub repo, and launch posts ready to send. Then keep it. One Launch Pass and the app is yours, live, no badge.
That’s the whole thing. Build the idea before you talk yourself out of it.
