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Launch Wizard / Checklist Manager

Launch Wizard / Checklist Manager

Zero‑failure launch checklists for devs. No db. No login.

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Launch Wizard is a browser-based launch checklist tool that helps developers ship web apps and software without missing critical steps like env vars, migrations, DNS, SSL, and analytics setup, using clear, ready-made checklists that work offline for both solo devs and teams.
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AJ Batac
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Hey everyone, AJ here again... 👋 I built Launch Wizard because I kept doing the same dumb thing over and over: spending weeks polishing a launch… and then forgetting some tiny but critical step at the end. Missing an env var, skipping a DB migration, not pointing DNS, forgetting SSL, or launching a cool feature with zero analytics wired up. You know the drill: everything “works on my machine,” but production has other plans. So I scratched my own itch and turned my messy Notion docs, random Google Docs, and terminal notes into a simple, browser-based, offline-first checklist app built specifically for launches. It’s made for solo devs and small teams who want boring, predictable, zero-drama deployments across frontend, backend, and marketing/website. If I had to explain it like you’re 5: - It’s a big **list** of “don’t forget this!” for shipping your app. - Every time you launch, you just follow the list and tick boxes. - It helps you remember things like “turn the lights on” (DNS), “lock the doors” (SSL), and “check your backpack” (env vars, migrations). - It works in your browser, even if the internet goes away. - You can share the same list with your friends/team so everyone follows the same steps. Under the hood, Launch Wizard gives you stack‑aware, battle-tested checklists for each part of your launch so you’re not reinventing the wheel every time. The goal is to make launches feel more like running a script and less like juggling knives at 2am before a big announcement. Would love any feedback, especially on missing steps you’ve personally been burned by so I can bake them into future checklists. 🙏 Thank you for reading up to this point. AJ