Launch Pilot started with one question:

Is my SaaS ready to launch?

But while building and talking to founders, we realized the problem was much bigger.

Founders don't only need help at launch.

Building a SaaS is easy to start and brutally easy to get wrong.

Launch Pilot helps indie hackers and solo SaaS founders pressure-test their ideas before they spend months building.

It analyzes your product across:

Product strength
Market validation
Launch readiness
Key risks
Recommended next steps

I'm currently implementing authentication so users can securely save their audits, conversations, and launch progress instead of starting over every visit.

It's not the flashiest feature, but it's one of the biggest steps toward making Launch Pilot a product founders can rely on throughout their entire launch journey.

Thank you to everyone who's tried the MVP and shared feedback. Every comment has directly influenced what gets built next. More updates coming soon!

The more I build Launch Pilot, the more convinced I become that most startup mistakes happen long before launch.

Not because founders can't build.

Because they build without enough validation.

That's why I'm creating Launch Pilot to help founders review their product, uncover blind spots, identify launch risks, and make better decisions before investing months of work.

Over the last few weeks of building Launch Pilot, one pattern has become impossible to ignore.

Most founders don't fail because they can't code.

They fail because they never challenge their assumptions.

A few examples: