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launchpad is a Claude Code plugin that takes the apps you build with AI from your laptop to live: hosting, payments, analytics, crash reports, a landing page, and one dashboard for all of them. You pay $49 once and use it on unlimited projects.

It can do any one piece if you ask. What it doesn't have is the list. launchpad brings a 50-item production checklist, checks each item on your app, and sets every app up the same way, so they all show on one dashboard. It also carries the vendor steps that are easy to get wrong, each one checked against the vendor's current official page. And it asks before anything costs money.

Yes. launchpad runs inside Claude Code on your existing Claude subscription, so you do not pay for a second AI subscription. It also needs Node.js 20 or newer on your computer, which you can install from nodejs.org.

Yes. launchpad reads the project and asks you plain questions. You install Claude Code and sign in to your own accounts when launchpad asks.

Apple is $99 a year for iOS and Mac apps. A Play Store listing is $25 once. A personal account opened after 13 November 2023 also runs a 14-day closed test with 12 testers first. Vercel is $20 a month per seat once a web app takes money. GitHub, Firebase and Cloudflare are free to start. See every account and fee by platform.

Email support@shiplaunchpad.com and attach the report that launchpad prints. The report is safe to send, and it answers most questions. Never send your whole license key. Its last four characters are enough. Sales are final. Support works through a problem with you and fixes what launchpad got wrong.

Yes. One key works for unlimited projects. You can activate it on up to 2 machines.

They do not come to us. launchpad runs on your computer, inside Claude Code, which reads your code the way it already does. Your keys go from your computer's keychain (an encrypted file on Windows and Linux) into your own GitHub and store accounts, where your builds run. You do not create an account with us. launchpad sends us its own usage analytics only if you say yes.

launchpad works today on macOS, in Claude Code on your own computer. It doesn't run in cloud sessions, such as Claude Code on the web, in WSL, or on Windows without Git Bash. On Windows with Git Bash and on Linux it is untested, so ask support before you buy, and we'll check that it fits your setup. Web, Android and backend apps build on GitHub's own machines, whatever computer you use. iPhone and Mac apps need a Mac to build. On a Mac, launchpad suggests building on your own Mac, which costs nothing. On Windows or Linux, GitHub's Mac machines build them.

Search for your stack in the stack finder on this page before you buy. After you activate, the readiness scorecard says what launchpad ships for your app and grades the parts that apply.

It tells you what it found before it changes anything, and when it isn't sure, it asks you instead of guessing. You can undo launchpad's changes to your project files with one command.

It gets your app ready for review and onto TestFlight, but Apple reviews every app itself and nobody can skip that. Before you submit, launchpad checks the rules behind common first rejections: account deletion inside the app, Sign in with Apple, a reason for every permission, the privacy manifest, and how the app looks on an iPad. Then it shows you exactly what to press in App Store Connect. Apple reviews most apps within 24 to 48 hours.

Your app stays there. launchpad recognizes 21 hosts and app builders, including Lovable, Bolt and Netlify. It keeps the deploy you already have and does not publish a second copy. The rest of the checklist still applies, and you can switch hosts later.

The stack list includes backends. 12 ship today: Cloudflare Worker, Hono, itty-router, Express, Fastify, NestJS, Koa, hapi, Elysia, Go HTTP server, Python web service and Containerised service. 9 more (Ruby on Rails app, Django app, WordPress site, Laravel app, Phoenix app, .NET project, JVM project, Deno app and Wasp app) are recognized and scored, and launchpad does not ship them yet. Search for yours.

launchpad looks for a new version at most once a day, and whenever you ask. When a new version is available, Mission Control shows a banner that lists the changes. You click Update, launchpad updates itself through Claude Code, and you type /reload-plugins in Claude Code to load the new version. launchpad never updates on its own. Your key comes with all 1.x updates included. 2.0 is a paid upgrade, discounted for owners.

Three things go to us or our payment provider: an update check, a license check and launchpad's own usage analytics (only if you say yes). None of them contains your code, your project names or your apps' keys. Everything else goes from your computer to your own accounts when you ask launchpad to act. See what each one sends.

Yes. You can undo launchpad's changes to your project files with one command. It puts back the files that launchpad wrote in its last run, and it leaves alone any file you have edited since. It cannot undo a deploy, a DNS change or a payment, so launchpad asks you before each of those.

Every vendor step and waiting time in launchpad points to the vendor's official page and the date it was checked, and updates bring the changes as vendors make them. Every 1.x update is included with your key. launchpad asks before anything costs money, so a vendor's change can never make launchpad start a charge without you knowing.