Daily vessel briefing on WhatsApp
The Chief Engineer now writes a morning briefing and sends it to the captain’s phone: battery, fuel, weather, anything that wants attention overnight.
AI has changed who builds software. If you can describe what you want, you can ship it. Send what you’ve made. We’ll add it to the apps, pay you in Shimbiri credits, and share it across our channels. Building commercially and want to bill for your add-ons? That’s the partner channel.
A prompt template. A wrapper around an existing tool. A weekend hack on Cursor or Claude. A real app. A how-to video for a marine workflow. The bar: useful on a boat, not production engineering.
Your build can run on just your own install of Shimbiri. No review, no waiting. When the same idea lands from a few captains, we lift it into the shared catalogue so every Shimbiri user gets it. Credits scale with the reach.
Pick whichever channel you already have open. WhatsApp message, Facebook DM, LinkedIn note, email. A link, a screenshot, a description. We read everything. We say yes more than no.
Shimbiri ships every week. Builds can stay just on a captain’s own install or get lifted to the shared catalogue.
The Chief Engineer now writes a morning briefing and sends it to the captain’s phone: battery, fuel, weather, anything that wants attention overnight.
The site you’re reading, live at shimbiri.ai.
Ask about a fault code, get the manufacturer’s procedure with the page number from the actual manual. No "the AI hallucinated my engine spec": every answer traces back to a page reference you can open and verify.
No form. No signup. No login. A message with a link, a screenshot, or a description is enough. We’ll come back to you within a day or two.
Send it through whichever channel suits you. We read every one. Accepted work goes into the catalogue on this page.
If you’ve built one with AI in a weekend, that’s the thing. Send it.
See what’s already in the catalogue →