Built for ChatGPT Canvas

ChatGPT wrote it.
ShipLock ships it.

Canvas generates great HTML apps. Then what? ShipLock is the missing deploy button — live URL, data store, access control. No git required.

Deploy free → Why this matters
1 Build in ChatGPT
→
2 Copy the HTML
→
3 Drop on ShipLock
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4 Live URL, done
The last-mile problem

Great app. Nowhere to send it.

ChatGPT Canvas is a code generator. ShipLock is a deployment platform. They do different things — and you need both.

ChatGPT Canvas alone Stuck

  • Lives inside a conversation
  • No deploy button, no URL
  • No data store for form submissions
  • Can't restrict who sees it
  • Hard to share, hard to update
  • OpenAI owns the conversation context

ChatGPT + ShipLock Shipped

  • Live at yourname.shiplock.app
  • One-step deploy from HTML file
  • Built-in data store included
  • Private, link-only, group, or public
  • Easy updates, version history
  • You own the URL and the data
FAQ

Common questions

Do I need to know how to code or use git?
No. ChatGPT generates the HTML; ShipLock deploys it. Drop the file, set a name, pick who can see it. That's the whole workflow.
What if my app needs to save data?
ShipLock injects a built-in data store into every app. You can ask ChatGPT to build apps that use the ShipLock data API (window.SL), or simply deploy and add data features in a future version.
Can I update the app after deploying?
Yes. Iterate in ChatGPT, copy the new HTML, and re-deploy. The URL stays the same. ShipLock keeps version history so you can roll back if something breaks.
How much does it cost?
Free plan: 3 apps, link-only or public access. Shipper plan ($9/mo): more apps, larger data stores, group access control for team-only apps.

Your ChatGPT app needs
a real address.

Live URL. Data store. Access control. Free to start.

Deploy free →

No credit card. 3 apps free. Takes 30 seconds.