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Digital Launch OS — Pro Edition
Launch your digital product without months of setup
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Launch your digital product without months of setup
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We built Digital Launch OS for indie makers who want to skip months of technical setup. Includes: • Full storefront code (Node.js + Stripe) • 4 automation guides for Make.com • 30+ launch directories • 60 AI marketing prompts • 7-email sequence + 44-step checklist • Legal templates + pricing calculator Everything is documented step by step. Requires Node.js 18+, a Stripe account, and Make.com. 12 months of support + updates included.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Digital Launch OS after watching too many indie makers spend weeks on technical setup instead of launching.
The problem: getting from "I have an idea" to "I'm selling" involves 20+ hours of boilerplate — Stripe integration, delivery automation, license keys, refund handling, directory submissions...
The solution: a complete starter kit where everything is already built and documented.
📦 What's inside:
• Full storefront code (Node.js + Stripe + auto-delivery)
• 4 step-by-step automation guides for Make.com
• Launch directory with 30+ platforms
• 60 AI marketing prompts
• 7-email nurture sequence
• 44-step launch checklist
• Legal templates (ToS, Privacy, Refund)
• Pricing calculator
Built for indie makers, SaaS founders, and digital product creators who want to skip the setup and focus on growth.
👉 Get it here: https://bodorrz.gumroad.com/l/digital-launch-os
Happy to answer any questions! 🙌
Hi Product 👋🏼
What it is: a starter kit for launching a digital product.
- A Node.js + Stripe storefront with license keys, signed expiring downloads, refund handling and tests
- 4 step-by-step Make.com automation guides
- A list of 30+ launch platforms (verify each before use)
- 60 AI marketing prompts, a 7-email onboarding sequence, a 44-step launch checklist, editable legal templates and a pricing calculator
What it is not: a no-code tool. You need Node.js, a Stripe account (in supported countries), an SMTP provider and some terminal comfort. If Stripe isn't available in your country, the storefront won't work for you, but the rest of the kit works independently. No sales or income results are promised.
It's a paid product, one-time payment. I'd love your honest feedback: what would make this more useful for you?