LaunchpadOS

LaunchpadOS is an operations dashboard for Indian direct-to-consumer brands selling through Amazon, their own websites, and other channels. It brings orders, inventory, settlements and business priorities into one command center, with Amazon syncing directly and other channels supported through CSV or Excel uploads while integrations are in progress. The platform includes order management, inventory control, a product catalogue with HSN and GST fields, settlement tracking, and listing reconciliation for price and stock mismatches. Its Insight Engine highlights issues such as return patterns, cost-price assumptions and missing courier data, and suggests actions without taking them automatically. During the private beta, analytics and intelligence features are free for participating brands.

LaunchpadOS brings orders, stock, and settlements from a D2C brand’s sales channels into one Command Center. It helps Indian brands see revenue, pending dispatches, low stock, expected cash, and founder priorities without piecing together information across separate tabs and spreadsheets. Its tools also cover order management, inventory, product catalogue data, settlement breakdowns, and listing reconciliation. The page says Amazon sync is live, while other channels can provide data through CSV or Excel uploads during the beta. A user creates a brand profile and adds products, SKUs, and opening inventory manually or in bulk via CSV. Amazon connects directly for syncing; other channel data, including orders, settlements, returns, and ad spend, can be uploaded as CSV or Excel exports. The Command Center presents what needs action, expected cash, and risks. The Settlement Tracker breaks down expected cash, fees, and TDS/TCS. Listing Reconciliation checks connected channels against the master catalogue and flags price or stock mismatches; it does not act on its own. LaunchpadOS is for Indian D2C brands selling on Amazon, their own website, or both, particularly founders tired of combining figures across multiple tabs. The page describes it as built for founders rather than IT teams, with no servers, plugins, or developer needed. Amazon is live, while Shopify and Meta connections await app approval and other integrations are in progress. During the private beta, brands use CSV or Excel uploads for channels without approved API connections.