Ship every day.
Keep the streak alive.
Log what you ship each day. Build a streak you won't want to break.
Your activity
Last 12 months
The loop is the whole product
Three beats, every day. Nothing to configure.
Log it
"Shipped the landing page"
"Worked on the API"
or auto-log from GitHub
Keep the streak
Day 12, 13, 14…
Don't break the chain
Climb the board
Outlast your crew
Top the leaderboard
You ship harder when someone's watching
Race the global leaderboard, or create a private group, drop the invite link in your group chat, and race your crew's streaks. Skipping a day stops being an option.
Free to start. Cheap to stay serious.
The habit costs nothing. Pro is for when you've got real momentum to protect.
Free
$0 / forever
- 1 project
- Daily check-ins & streak
- Contribution grid
- Global & group leaderboards
Pro
$4 / mo
$48 billed annually
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited projects
- Streak freeze & vacation mode
- GitHub auto check-in from any repo
Lifetime
$69 once
launch price, goes up soon
- Everything in Pro, forever
- All future features included
- Never pay again
Questions, answered
What actually counts as a check-in?+
One log a day keeps the streak alive: either "worked on it" or "shipped something." No minimum word count, no proof required. The point is the habit, not the paperwork.
What happens if I miss a day?+
Your streak resets to zero. That's the whole point: the threat is real. Pro users get streak freezes (3 per month, auto-refilling) that automatically cover a missed day without breaking the chain. You can also set vacation dates in advance so planned time off doesn't count against you.
How do streak freezes work?+
Pro users get 3 freezes per month. They refill automatically on the 1st of each month. If you miss a day and have a freeze available, it's spent automatically the next time you log in, no manual action needed. Freezes can only cover one missed day at a time, so a two-day gap will still break your streak.
Can I auto-log commits from GitHub?+
Yes, it's a Pro feature. Connect your GitHub account, link a repo to a project, and every push to your default branch automatically logs a check-in with your commit message as the note. One check-in per day max, so a busy day of pushing won't flood your activity log.
Do I have to use GitHub?+
No. ShipStreak is deliberately tool-agnostic, so you decide what counts as progress, whether that's code, a design, a cold email, or a launch. GitHub auto check-in is there if you want it; the manual log is there if you don't.
How do groups work?+
Create a group and share the invite link with whoever you want to race against: your team, a Discord, a group chat. Members are ranked by current streak. Groups are private by default: only people with the link can join, and only members can see the leaderboard.
Who can see my profile?+
By default your profile is public, so anyone with the link can see your streak, stats, and activity grid. You can switch to grid-only (hides stats and notes) or fully private (only you) in Settings. Even on a public profile, you control whether your notes and stats are shown.
Is there a mobile app?+
No app yet. ShipStreak is a web app that works well on mobile browsers. Logging a check-in takes about five seconds, so it's fast enough to do from your phone before you close the laptop.
Is it really free?+
Yes. Daily check-ins, your streak, the activity grid, the global leaderboard, and groups are free forever on one project. Pro ($6/mo or $4/mo billed annually) adds unlimited projects, streak freezes, vacation mode, and GitHub auto check-in. There's also a $69 lifetime deal if you'd rather pay once.
I'm subscribed but want the lifetime deal. Can I switch?+
Yes. Email support@shipstreak.fyi and we'll switch you over: you'll grab the $69 lifetime deal and we'll cancel your subscription so you're not double-charged. Same goes for any other billing change or cancellation.
Have another question?+
Email support@shipstreak.fyi and we'll get back to you. Whether it's billing, a bug, a feature idea, or just feedback, we read every message.