Vercel launches "Shipped" showcase for production apps
Vercel has introduced Shipped on Vercel, a new showcase featuring real applications in production on its platform. The initiative highlights teams that are rethinking how the web works, spanning categories such as AI assistants, internal dashboards, developer tools, creative workflows, and consumer apps.
The projects vary widely in scale — some are minimal, some complex, some built by a single person, and others by teams of hundreds. According to Vercel, all share a high standard of craft and a clear sense of what makes a great experience. The company describes this as "a new wave of software that's thoughtful, expressive, and opinionated," with intentional interfaces and immediate interactions, backed by architecture that remains invisible to users but scales effortlessly.
The first showcase wave includes work from Browserbase, Chatbase, Cursor, Decagon, Devin, Exa, Frame.io, Hume, Leonardo, OpenAI, Polymarket, Ramp, Sonos, Suno, and Whop.
Submissions are open
Vercel is now accepting submissions for the showcase. Teams that have shipped something they're proud of with Vercel can submit their work, though submissions open only for short windows — usually 48 hours at a time. If selected, Vercel will reach out directly.
