Websites built with Claude Code: real examples

ThumbPeek and ShotPolish are two working websites built with Claude Code using the current Agent2Ship kit, starting from just an idea. The screenshots below are the real sites, not mockups. Further down are dated GA4 screenshots from an earlier version of the same workflow.

ThumbPeek: A YouTube thumbnail and title preview tool

ThumbPeek homepage: a YouTube thumbnail preview tool showing a sample thumbnail in a home-feed layout — ThumbPeek homepage.

What the homepage shows:

Preview a thumbnail and title in home feed, search results, sidebar and mobile layouts, in light and dark mode
Up to 3 thumbnails at once, read by the browser and not uploaded (as stated on the page)
A separate title length checker page

ShotPolish: A screenshot beautifier

ShotPolish homepage: a screenshot beautifier with background, padding and aspect-ratio controls — ShotPolish homepage.

What the homepage shows:

Background, padding, rounded corners, shadow and an optional browser or phone frame
PNG export sized for X, LinkedIn and Instagram
Free, no signup and no watermark; screenshots stay in the browser (as stated on the page)

GA4 before and after: an early version of the workflow

These screenshots are from one of the owner's own sites (not named here), using an early version of the workflow: the SEO process with Claude Code before it became this kit. The design department and the fact-checker did not exist yet.

Google Analytics 4 Home report, last 7 days (24–30 Jun 2026): 124 active users, 588 events, 124 new users — **Before: last 7 days, 24–30 Jun 2026.** 124 active users, 124 new users, 588 events.

Google Analytics 4 Home report, last 30 days from 28 Jun 2026: about 5K active users and 36K events, +4,322.8% active users vs the previous period — **After: last 30 days, 28 Jun – late Jul 2026.** About 5K active users and 36K events. GA4 shows +4,322.8% active users vs the previous period.

How to read these numbers

The "before" screenshot covers 7 days and the "after" covers 30 days, so they are not a like-for-like comparison.
The +4,322.8% figure is GA4's own "vs previous period" comparison for active users, shown on the after screenshot.
This is one site. Results depend on niche, competition and time, and there's no promise they will repeat.

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