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The tour

From an idea to a launch, screen by screen.

These are the real screens, filled with the app’s demo data: Sam is three weeks into Critique Club, a weekly critique for junior designers, in a pod with a coach.

In the browser

Twelve weeks, six screens.

  1. Step 01

    Answer three questions

    What’s your idea, who is it for, and what does done look like? One sentence each, and pick how many weeks you’re giving it.

    • No account and no AI key to start.
    • Your answers stay in this browser until you save them.
    The three questions on a phone.
  2. Step 02

    Review a plan with the riskiest step first

    Six to ten steps, starting with the one most likely to prove you wrong. Each says what you believe and how you’ll know.

    • Rewrite, drag to reorder, or delete anything.
    • Drafted with AI when one is set up, or start from the starter plan.
    The plan editor on a phone, riskiest step first.
  3. Step 03

    Close each step with proof

    Your project shows where you are, from Learn to Build to Users to Revenue, and the one step that’s next. A step closes with a note, a link or a commit.

    • Link a GitHub repo and a commit that says “step 4” closes step 4.
    • Commits verify themselves; your coach can confirm a link.
    Critique Club on a phone: the week, the goal and the stages.
  4. Step 04

    Ship in once a week

    The ship-in drafts itself from what you proved that week: steps closed, commits, links. Add what you learned and where you could use help, then send it to your pod.

    • Type in the one number that matters this week.
    • Make it public if you like; the link shows only what you switch on.
    A ship-in on a phone: what closed this week, in numbers.
  5. Step 05

    Build next to your pod

    Five to eight builders who start the same week, and a coach who has launched. You see each other’s goals, steps closed and weekly streaks.

    • Listed by name. Nobody gets ranked.
    • A missed week shows, and the next ship-in starts the streak again.
    The pod on a phone: who's in it and how this week is going.
  6. Step 06

    Hear back from your coach

    Ship-ins land in the pod, newest first. The coach answers under each one with the next thing to try.

    • Everyone in the pod can read the replies, not only the person who asked.
    Ship-ins and the coach's replies on a phone.

Launchi for Mac

A launch mentor in your notch.

A companion for the hours you spend building. It asks what you’re launching, who it’s for and when, then keeps the next step, your projects and your numbers one glance away.

In development

  • Now

    Your launch countdown and the one next thing to do, with a streak and short daily quests.

  • Modes

    Flow, Monk, Founder, Idea, Research, Users and Rest. Each decides what may interrupt you, what waits for a glance, and what goes to the inbox or a digest.

  • Projects

    Found in your project folders: last commit and CI, agent status and errors, a focus, a board, goals and a launch checklist.

  • Launch numbers

    Stripe, GA4, Search Console, Cloudflare, Supabase sign-ups or any JSON endpoint. A sale or a sign-up gets a celebration.

  • Agents

    Every Claude Code session and its tasks, what needs you, and how much of your usage window is left.

  • Dictation

    Hold right Option, speak, let go: the text is cleaned up and pasted. By default it’s transcribed on your Mac.

  • Machine

    What’s running on your Mac: local servers with their project and memory, Docker, CPU, GPU and temperatures, and how fast your local models run.

  • Your keys

    Bring your own AI key, or run a local model. Keys pasted into a prompt are caught and redacted on your Mac.

  1. 01

    The notch, closed

    Launchi wraps around your notch. Left side: your mode and what's waiting for you. Right side: the one number you care about today.

    Launchi wraps around your notch. Left side: your mode and what's waiting for you. Right side: the one number you care about today.
  2. 02

    Real wins get a moment

    A sale or a new user drops a card with confetti, and your mentor can say it out loud. Launchi saves this for things that move your launch.

    A sale or a new user drops a card with confetti, and your mentor can say it out loud. Launchi saves this for things that move your launch.
  3. 03

    Now: your launch at a glance

    Now is home base: the goal in your words, the next step, live launch numbers, your mentor, daily quests and your mode.

    Now is home base: the goal in your words, the next step, live launch numbers, your mentor, daily quests and your mode.
  4. 04

    Build: every project in one place

    Launchi finds your projects on its own and shows the last commit, the last prompt, what the agent is doing and what's running. Each one gets a board, goals and a launch checklist.

    Launchi finds your projects on its own and shows the last commit, the last prompt, what the agent is doing and what's running. Each one gets a board, goals and a launch checklist.
  5. 05

    Build: your agents

    Every Claude Code session, its to-do list and who needs you. Your 5-hour usage window sits on the left with a heads-up before you hit the wall.

    Every Claude Code session, its to-do list and who needs you. Your 5-hour usage window sits on the left with a heads-up before you hit the wall.
  6. 06

    Dictation anywhere

    Hold right Option and talk. Launchi transcribes on your Mac, polishes the text for the app you're in and pastes it. Everything you said stays searchable here.

    Hold right Option and talk. Launchi transcribes on your Mac, polishes the text for the app you're in and pastes it. Everything you said stays searchable here.
  7. 07

    Switch modes: Monk

    Modes change who can reach you. Monk mode blocks distracting apps and sites for a set time and holds everything but your current project for later.

    Modes change who can reach you. Monk mode blocks distracting apps and sites for a set time and holds everything but your current project for later.
  8. 08

    Open it as a window

    Need more room? Open Launchi as a regular Mac window with a sidebar. Close it and you're back in the notch.

    Need more room? Open Launchi as a regular Mac window with a sidebar. Close it and you're back in the notch.

Every other screen

Onboarding, Inbox, Community, the Machine tab, Settings. Open any of them full size.

Your idea is the first screen.

Three questions to start. No account until you want to save.

Start with your idea