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LaunchAI

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Ship an AI product that looks done. Own the code.

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Ship an AI product that looks done. Own the code.

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Most AI starter kits hand you infrastructure. LaunchAI hands you a product. Built on the stack you already use — Next.js + the Vercel AI SDK — it ships persistent streaming, multi-provider routing, agents, and RAG, plus two things the others skip: a production design system so your v1 looks shipped, and per-user token + cost metering so you can price it without a surprise invoice. One-time purchase, own the source, no subscription.

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Hey PH 👋 I'm building LaunchAI because I kept losing the first month of every AI project to the same plumbing — streaming, multi-provider routing, RAG, and the token + cost metering nobody ships but you need to actually price the product. Most starter kits hand you infrastructure; I wanted one that hands you a product — on the Next.js + Vercel AI SDK stack you already use, with a design system so your v1 looks shipped, not like a boilerplate. One-time purchase, you own the source, no subscription. Joining the waitlist locks in founding pricing. Genuinely curious: what eats the most of your calendar when you build AI apps? That's shaping what I ship.

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I built a free calculator that shows what a heavy user actually costs you per month

One of the two walls I hit building an AI product: i could see my total model bill, but not what any single customer cost me. and a heavy user on an "unlimited" plan can quietly turn your margin negative for weeks before you notice.

So i made a small free tool. you put in your model, tokens per interaction, and how much heavier your power users are, and it shows the cost of a typical vs heavy customer and the price that actually protects your margin. no signup to use it.

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14d ago

When you tried an AI starter kit, what did it not solve that you thought it would?

Building LaunchAI, and I keep coming back to one thing: most AI boilerplates nail the infrastructure (auth, gateway, RAG, agents) and then you still have two problems nobody warned you about. the app looks like a prototype, and you can't tell what a single customer actually costs you.

Curious whether that matches other people's experience. if you've used a starter kit or rolled your own, what was the thing you assumed would be handled that you ended up building yourself anyway? trying to make sure i'm solving the real gap, not the obvious one.

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