Revenue, costs and profit for every project you run.
Shipchart is a dashboard for people with more than one product. Each project gets a stage, its revenue in its own currency and its running costs. The dashboard adds them up and points out the projects you have stopped looking at.
Six stages, from planning
to dormant or dead.
Every project has a stage, and you move it along yourself. Dormant and dead are real stages, so the side project you gave up on can stay on the books without counting as active.
- ›Project cards show the stage, revenue and a small revenue chart
- ›The dashboard has a Needs attention list: goals off track, unresolved errors, roadmap items stuck in progress
- ›A project with no check-in and no changes for 30 days is flagged as stale
- ›Four projects on the free plan, unlimited on the Builder plan
Revenue from Stripe,
or typed in by hand.
On a paid plan, connect Stripe and map each product to a project. Revenue then syncs once a day. Stripe is the only automatic source today, so income from anywhere else is entered by hand, one figure per project per month.
- ›Recurring and one-time revenue are recorded separately
- ›Five currencies: USD, GBP, EUR, CAD and AUD
- ›Totals convert to your currency at the exchange rate for the month the money came in
- ›Each entry keeps its original amount and currency
- ›More than one Stripe account can be connected
What each project costs,
and what is left over.
Record the hosting bill, the domains and the tools each project depends on. Shipchart takes them off revenue and shows profit and margin for the project and for the portfolio.
- ›Categories for hosting, domains, tools, marketing and design
- ›Monthly, yearly or one-time costs
- ›Attach a cost to one project, or leave it against the whole portfolio
- ›AWS costs can be imported from Cost Explorer once a day
Goals that read
your own numbers.
Set a target for one project or for the whole portfolio. Tie it to revenue, profit or a metric and progress updates itself as the numbers come in. A goal can also stay manual, and Shipchart will remind you to update it.
- ›Track revenue, profit, profit margin or any metric you record
- ›Due on a specific date, or at the end of this month, quarter or year
- ›An email when a goal is achieved, close to its deadline or missed
- ›Four goals on the free plan, unlimited on the Builder plan
Which projects are growing,
and which one carries the rest.
The analytics page looks across the whole portfolio over the last 6, 12 or 24 months. It needs a few months of revenue before it has much to say. The free plan keeps six months of trend history and the Builder plan keeps 36.
- ›Revenue, expenses and profit by month across every project
- ›A growth leaderboard that ranks projects by revenue growth
- ›Revenue concentration: how much of your income depends on one product
- ›Compare any two months, for the portfolio or project by project
- ›Copy a plain text summary of the month for a review or a build-in-public post
Check-ins
A short note and a mood for each project: great, good, okay or struggling. Shipchart can draft one from the issues you closed that week.
Weekly digest
An email on the day you choose with revenue, check-in moods, goal progress and the projects with no recent check-in.
Alerts
Optional emails for revenue changes, goal deadlines, overdue check-ins and a roadmap that has stopped moving.
Custom metrics
Customers, churn, signups, trials or anything else you count, with a small chart per project. Goals can track them too.
Plan
Now, Next and Later roadmaps, work items and public roadmaps.
AI Tools
Think With Me, Challenge Me, check-in drafts and the name generator.
Delegate
Hand an issue to Copilot or a Linear agent, or run it on your own machine.
Integrations
Stripe, GitHub, Linear, Sentry, Bugsnag and AWS, attached to each project.
See everything you're
building in one place
Free for up to 4 projects, with no time limit and no credit card.