Seven coordinated modulesEvery part of a launch, designed to talk to the others.
Each module is purpose-built for launch work — not a generic kanban with a launch label slapped on top.
Launch Blueprint
Turns product, audience, goal, deadline, channels, and assets into a structured launch plan.
Example
“Launch our v2 pricing to existing users by Oct 14 across email, X, and ProductHunt.”
A launch starts with a plan, not a task board.
Message Lab
Drafts positioning, one-liners, headlines, audience angles, email and social copy, FAQs, and objection handling.
Example
Three positioning angles → founder picks one → all surfaces stay aligned to it.
AI proposes. You approve. Voice stays yours.
Launch Kit
Tracks every launch asset — landing page, screenshots, demo video, founder post, announcement email, press kit, help docs, FAQ, graphics.
Example
Demo video: Needs Review · Founder post: Approved · Press kit: Missing.
You launch what's ready, not what was promised.
Outreach Pipeline
Tracks prospects, customers, investors, creators, press, partners, communities, and beta users.
Example
12 sent · 4 follow-ups due · 3 interested · 2 replied — all in one view.
No reply gets dropped. No relationship goes cold.
Launch Timeline
Organizes pre-launch, launch week, launch day, and post-launch work — teaser posts, emails, deadlines, day-of actions, follow-ups.
Example
T-7: teaser thread · T-1: warm-up email · T-0: 9am announce, 11am AMA, 4pm recap.
Launch day is choreography, not improvisation.
Launch Signals
Collects feedback from replies, comments, surveys, sales calls, community posts, and support — sorted into bugs, objections, requests, praise, confusion, pricing, positioning, onboarding.
Example
“Pricing felt steep before I saw the team plan” → Pricing concern · 7 mentions.
Reactions become a structured signal, not a feeling.
Launch Debrief
Generates a post-launch review with what worked, what underperformed, feedback themes, next actions, and recommendations for the next launch.
Example
“Email beat social 3:1. Pricing FAQ converted. Try a webinar at T-3 next time.”
Each launch makes the next one sharper.