Own a working onchain app with your name on it
Pick from ready apps, try the full demo, and deploy it from your own wallet so the contract is yours.
- 15 minutes
- 6 steps
- Gas only for ready apps; refundable deposit for built-to-order
- medium
- 4 solutions use it
- 1 live demo
You can own the contract of an app without writing a line of it.
Chapter 1 · The wall
The wall you hit
Apps used to need a developer and a host. Now you can deploy one you own outright.
Chapter 2 · The power
What changes now
Pick from ready apps, try the full demo, and deploy it from your own wallet so the contract is yours.
Chapter 3 · Do it
Do it yourself
- Browse the apps and open a full demo.
- Pick a ready app and connect your own wallet.
- Deploy it and confirm the transaction; you pay the gas.
- Save the contract address it shows you.
- Want a blank slate instead? thirdweb deploys prebuilt contracts from a dashboard.
- Unaudited code can have bugs, so start small with real funds.
- 15 min
- Gas only for ready apps; refundable deposit for built-to-order
- medium
It runs right here. Try the real thing.
Wallet or sign-in will not open in here? Open Deployr Shipyard in a new tab ↗
Chapter 4 · Prove it
Prove it worked
The contract address appears on a block explorer with your wallet as deployer.
Chapter 5 · Next star
Your next star
- Build · 10 min · $5+ USDC + gas on BaseFund a build with escrow that pays only as work shipsShipyard on Base holds USDC in a vault nobody controls and releases it to the builder only as work ships; you alone can refund if it does not.Go to this star →
- Agents · 15 min · Free (testnet RITUAL from faucet)Deploy a self-funding agent with one commandOn Ritual testnet a smart contract wakes itself on a schedule, runs an AI agent in a secure enclave, and pays for each run from its own onchain wallet.Go to this star →
Chapter 6 · Build
Build what is missing
A gallery that lets owners list their deployed apps with live usage stats.
Who could build it First-time founders and creators who want a real product to show.
Real problems
Solutions that use this
- A problem people bring“I need an app but can't code”You can own a working onchain app today without writing code. Deployr Shipyard offers ready apps you deploy for just gas, or built-to-order apps wi...2 stops · see the route →
- A problem people bring“Streaming pays my band almost nothing”Your fans can pay you directly in USDC through a tip jar you own, with no label or distributor in the middle, and one fan tipping two dollars can b...3 stops · see the route →
- A problem people bring“Get paid after processors drop me”You can take payments on a contract you own, with no processor account to close: a USDC tip jar or paywall that charges even cents per post. Bring...3 stops · see the route →
- A problem people bring“Stripe and PayPal don't serve my country”Clients anywhere can pay you in USDC to a wallet or payment page you own, settled in about a minute with no merchant account and no hold. Then cash...3 stops · see the route →
Questions
How long does it take to own a working onchain app with your name on it?
About 15 minutes, in 6 steps. The first step is: Browse the apps and open a full demo.
What does it cost?
Gas only for ready apps; refundable deposit for built-to-order. Start with the free parts, and never put in more than you can afford to lose.
Do I need to be technical?
It is rated medium. Pick from ready apps, try the full demo, and deploy it from your own wallet so the contract is yours.
How do I know it worked?
The contract address appears on a block explorer with your wallet as deployer.
What real problems does this help with?
I need an app but can't code. Streaming pays my band almost nothing. Get paid after processors drop me. Stripe and PayPal don't serve my country.