About Shipmark

We started as a small team taking on client projects — the kind of work most freelancers and early-stage startups do: a few active clients, a handful of developers, and a constant stream of "what did you get done this week" and "wait, what did the client actually ask for again?"

A daily standup didn't fix it. Neither did a shared Notion doc, a spreadsheet of client renewals, or a password manager nobody remembered to update. Every part of running client work — the work log, the scope, the build steps, the domain that's about to expire, the invoice sitting unpaid — lived in a different tool, and none of them talked to each other.

So we built Shipmark to be the one place a freelance developer or agency actually needs: log your day in 30 seconds, track build steps across AI-assisted coding sessions, collect and approve client requirements through a shareable link, share progress back with a read-only client portal, keep a directory of every client's services and payments, and store your credentials in an encrypted vault — all under one login.

We built it for ourselves first. Now we're sharing it with any freelance developer or agency that's tired of stitching together five tools to do what should be one.