Because the bottleneck isn't storage or scheduling. It's the feed-distraction taxyou pay every time you open X or LinkedIn to "post real quick". ShipStreak collapses the whole loop into a closed surface: open, bullets, generate, copy, done. No timeline, no notifications, no feed. You publish on autopilot and stay out of the engagement casino.

Concretely: open the dashboard, type 1 to 3 bullets, hit Generate, copy the output, paste wherever you publish. That's the whole loop. There is intentionally no draft history, no editor, no thread builder, no scheduling, no "just one more setting". If it's not part of those 5 steps, it's not in the product.

Wherever you paste it. ShipStreak never auto-poststo X, LinkedIn, Mastodon, Threads, your blog, or anything else. By design. We don't want to maintain a fragile push-to-network layer, and you don't want yet another OAuth integration that silently breaks. You stay in control, you stay portable.

Free uses a deterministic template: your bullets are slotted into a fixed format, no model in the loop. Pro adds two polished tones, clean and hype, that rewrite the wording while leaving the structure locked. If the polishing provider is unavailable, Pro silently falls back to the same template Free uses. You always get a copyable post.

Because the public timeline only matters if it's honest. If you could rewrite yesterday's entry today, the streak isn't a record of what shipped. It's a record of what you wish had shipped. You can always delete your entire account and start over, but you can't selectively edit history.

Pausing freezes the streak: writes are blocked and the day counter stops advancing. Resuming re-anchors the streak from that day forward. Your past completions stay, no fake days are filled in, and the streak doesn't break just because you took a sane day off.

Your username, optional display name, completion calendar, current streak state, and aggregate counts. That's it. Your bullet text and generated post text are never rendered on the public profile. They live exclusively inside your authenticated dashboard.

Free: 1 active streak, 7-day fixed duration, raw template post.
Pro (5€/mo or 39€/yr): up to 3 active streaks running in parallel, custom durations from 7 to 180 days, polished tones (raw / clean / hype), and a custom domain on your public profile.

Yes, Pro only. Bind a domain (e.g. streak.yourdomain.com) from /dashboard/account, point a CNAME at our hosting target, and your public profile serves there instead of the default subdomain. DNS verification is rolling out: until it ships, your profile keeps working at the default URL while the custom domain is wired up.

No, explicitly never. ShipStreak is a publishing workflow plus a public execution record. The moment we add likes or a feed, we become the exact thing we were built to replace, and the 30-second loop stops being 30 seconds. That contract is permanent.