$$48,200Revenue
Stop hiring devs to rearrange dashboards.
Every user segment wants a different view. You can't build them all, and you shouldn't have to. Build your core product once. Let your users shape the last 20% themselves.
The problem
You built the product. Users want it their way. Now every customization request is a dev ticket, a sprint slot, and a week you could have spent on growth. The math doesn't work. You're burning engineering hours on layout changes while your roadmap stalls.
Users want different views and you can't build them all.
Customization requests eat directly into feature development time.
You're choosing between user adoption and shipping speed. Every sprint.
How ShapeKit fits
You build the core product. Data layer, business logic, constraints. Ship it without predicting every variant every user will want.
Users shape their own view. They describe what they need in plain language. The AI generates their layout. No tickets, no dev work.
You focus on growth. Your engineering team ships features instead of rearranging columns. Your backlog is real product work again.
What you get
Faster time to market
Build 80% of the app and ship it. The last 20% is handled by your users, not your engineers. You launch weeks earlier and iterate from real usage data instead of guesses.
Higher user adoption
When each user gets a view that fits their workflow, they stick around. No more “this doesn't show what I need” churn. Hundreds of personalized apps, you maintain one.
Lower support costs
The most common support tickets are layout and display requests. When users can shape their own view, those tickets go away. Your support team handles real issues.
Common questions
How much control do I keep?
Full control. You define what's shapeable and what's locked. Business rules, data access, branding constraints. Users reshape within the boundaries you set.
What if users break something?
They can't. ShapeKit enforces your constraints. Users can only change what you allow. Every shape is versioned, so rolling back is one click.
How does pricing work?
You pick a plan based on your usage. You can also charge your own users for premium features using built-in Stripe billing. Revenue goes to your Stripe account.
Can I white-label it?
Yes. Your brand, your domain, your colors. Users see your product, not ours. ShapeKit is invisible to your end users.
Ship the app. Let your users own their view.
Build your core product, set the rules, and let users shape the rest. Your engineering team gets its time back.