Shed connects your Git repository to your apartment. Approve a pull request and a courier arrives within the hour to take something away. Rollbacks are not supported, by design and on principle.
objects remaining in Dana's apartment, down from 412
Each one is displayed on an empty plinth. The objects that used to stand on them were removed during product review, which went well.
Every pull request generates a preview URL of your living room without the item in it. Reviewers leave comments on the negative space. Median time to approval is four minutes, and nobody has ever requested changes.
An object is either fully present or fully gone. There is no garage, no storage unit, no maybe box. The maybe box was a staging environment and we have shut it down.
A function runs at your threshold and evaluates incoming gifts in under 50 ms. Scented candles from your aunt return 403 Forbidden. She receives a short, courteous email with a link to our documentation.
See the deploy console. Your possessions are already in it.
open the demo →Customers were asked for a quote. All three asked if the quote would take up space.
I owned 412 things in March. I own 31 now, and one of them is a framed screenshot of my Shed dashboard.
The bot opened a pull request to remove my mattress. I approved it at 2 a.m. I sleep on the floor now and I mention this at every party.
My wife and I disagreed about the piano, so we turned on branch protection. The piano is gone. The branch is also gone.
Three plans. We tried two, but people kept asking what the middle one was.
For people who own one bowl and bring it up.
Most popular among the recently divorced.
At this tier we also remove the plan.
Couriers cannot remove pets, children, load-bearing walls or your landlord. Removed objects are donated, recycled or kept by the courier, who has signed a form saying he will not. Shed does not store your possessions. That would defeat the purpose.