A new wave of software, shipped on Vercel
By Steven Van ·
The first wave features Browserbase, Cursor, OpenAI, Suno and eleven other teams, with future submissions open in short windows.
Vercel has launched Shipped on Vercel, a showcase of real production apps built on the platform. The first wave spans AI assistants, internal dashboards, developer tools, creative workflows, and consumer apps from teams building at very different scales, some by a single person and others by teams of hundreds.
- Browserbase
- Chatbase
- Cursor
- Decagon
- Devin
- Exa
- Frame.io
- Hume
- Leonardo
- OpenAI
- Polymarket
- Ramp
- Sonos
- Suno
- Whop
Vercel is now accepting submissions for future waves. Submission windows open periodically, usually for 48 hours at a time, and review is manual and curated, taking roughly a week. Submitted projects must be built on Vercel.
Screenshot of Suno's homepage, one of the apps featured in Shipped on Vercel
Screenshot of OpenAI's homepage, one of the apps featured in Shipped on Vercel
Screenshot of Polymarket's homepage, one of the apps featured in Shipped on Vercel
Screenshot of Cursor's homepage, one of the apps featured in Shipped on Vercel
Screenshot of Ramp's homepage, one of the apps featured in Shipped on Vercel
Screenshot of Chatbase's homepage, one of the apps featured in Shipped on Vercel
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