launchpad

launchpad is a Claude Code plugin that helps developers take apps from a local project to production. It reads a project, checks it against a production-readiness checklist, and guides setup for hosting, app builds and releases with CI/CD, payments and paywalls tailored to your app, analytics, crash reports, security, privacy policy, user feedback loops, and so many more. All apps appear together in Mission Control local dashboard, where users can see progress and respond to decisions that need their approval. $49 once, keep it for life, use it on unlimited projects. No monthly fees like lovable and replit. You own all the systems in the end, and no data hits launchpad's servers.

launchpad is a Claude Code plugin that helps move apps from a developer's computer to production. It checks projects against a 50-item readiness checklist and sets up areas such as hosting, app builds, security, payments, analytics, crash reports, and landing pages. It also brings projects into one dashboard, showing each app's progress and next step. The product addresses the work of preparing AI-built apps for real users and keeping their production setup consistent. A user installs launchpad through Claude Code, activates it with a license key, opens an app's project folder, and runs `/launchpad:onboard`. launchpad reads the repository, asks questions it cannot answer, and guides setup through a checklist. It can configure project files and work with the user's own accounts, including GitHub and hosting or app-store services. Mission Control shows project status and decisions. launchpad asks before actions involving money, public release, DNS, or store uploads. The page presents launchpad for people building apps with AI, including users who did not write the code themselves. It supports a wide range of web, mobile, desktop, and backend stacks, and is intended for users who want to prepare multiple projects for release. It runs inside Claude Code and uses the user's existing Claude subscription. The page says it works best on macOS and is also built for Windows and Linux.