Questions, answered plainly.

440 checks across security, database, payments, production setup, legal pages, SEO, speed, accessibility, analytics and AI features. You get a score from 0 to 100, a verdict, and a list of what to fix first, written in plain language.

Not when it checks. A launch check only reads your project. Fixes happen only when you run the separate fix command, and you review every change it makes.

It is built for web apps written in JavaScript or TypeScript: Next.js, React, Vue, Nuxt, Svelte, Astro and Node servers. On other stacks the general checks still run, and the report tells you that support is partial. It installs into your project's .claude folder with one command and runs inside Claude Code, so nothing in your app has to change first.

Not to us. LaunchReadyKit has no server and receives nothing. It runs inside your own Claude Code session, which handles your code the same way it does for any other task, and the reports are saved in your project.

Run the check again. It shows the new score and tells you what is fixed, what is new and what is still open since the last run.

No. LaunchReadyKit is a digital product that you get access to right away, so all sales are final, except where the law in your country requires a refund. The checks, agents, commands and an example report are all open on this site, so you can see what you get before you buy.