Recent rescues
We’re talking “wait, you built this with AI?” good.
This. This is what. A senior engineer adopts your AI-built app and ships it for real. One flat monthly fee. Pause or cancel anytime.
We get it — your app's gorgeous. It also has more holes than a gruyère. So: subscribe, queue up what needs fixing, and finished work comes back fast.
That's the whole system.
Hand it over. Yes, the AI mess you've been pretending is fine. That one.
Plain English works. "Checkout is broken" is a perfectly good ticket.
Working software comes back. Not a "Fixed!" that isn't actually done, correctly.
Shibui replaces unreliable freelancers and expensive agencies for one flat monthly fee. Working software lands every couple of days until the queue is empty.
“Isra es un CRACK!”
“...he did all this by himself!”
We’re talking “wait, you built this with AI?” good.
We’ve seen worse.
Probably this morning.
A ridiculously good bargain.
Roadmap went quiet? Pause. The queue is here when you’re back.
Not loving it after a week? Get 75% back, no questions asked.
God, no. Sending it as-is is the whole point. Give us what you've got and we'll take care of the rest.
In plain English, on a kanban board. “Users can’t log in” is a perfectly good ticket. “Make the dashboard less embarrassing” also works. Prefer talking? Record a quick Loom. If you can describe it, we can build it.
Subscribe and you’ll be on your board within about an hour.
Shibui is two-person agency, led by Is and his AI operations team. No juniors, no outsourcing, no handoffs. You work directly with the same senior engineer the entire time.
Perfect. Give us access or an export and we take it from there—including moving it onto real infrastructure that you own, when it’s time.
On average, most requests ship in two business days or less. Bigger things get broken into pieces that ship every day or two, so you’re never waiting in the dark wondering if anything is happening.
Queue up as many as you’d like. They get done one at a time, so the most important thing is always the thing being worked on.
Some months you’ll have a pile of requests, some months nothing. Pausing means you never pay for a quiet month.
Billing cycles are based on a 31 day period. Say you use the service for 21 days and then pause: the clock stops, and you have 10 days of service left to use anytime in the future.
You do. Everything lives in your name from day one—your code, your hosting, your domain, your Stripe account. If you cancel tomorrow, your product keeps running and you keep everything.
A Shibui subscription is never required just to keep your app alive. That would be gross.
We break them down. Full app rebuilds, App Store launches, “make it handle real users”—you’ll see a working, shippable slice every 24–48 hours until the whole thing is done.
Not at all. We'll perform code analysis and evaluation before we touch the code.
A few things aren’t our world: crypto and blockchain apps, downloadable desktop software, physical gadgets and the code inside them, round-the-clock emergency support, and heavy data-science research. Everything else—the web and phone apps most founders are building—is exactly what we do.
That’s fine. Get it fixed, pause your subscription, and come back when the next “now what” moment hits. No need to let the rest of your month go to waste.
Before we start, yes. If you subscribe and change your mind before your first request is opened, you get the full amount back, no questions asked. Once work begins, you have seven days to decide. Cancel within the first seven days and get 75% back. After that, the month runs its course. If you'd rather not lose the time, pause instead. Your unused days stay yours.
For sure. Ship the scary parts, launch the thing, then go. Whether you need Shibui for a month or a year, the choice is yours.
