Who's behind the checklist

Launchdesk started because the same problem kept showing up after every product shipped: the code was done, and then came the checklist. Submit to Product Hunt. Post to the right subreddit without getting removed. Write a Show HN title that won't get flagged. Generate an llms.txt file nobody had heard of a year ago. None of it is hard, exactly — it's just a full day of work that nobody budgets for, usually done badly at 11pm the night before launch.

So we do it instead. You send us your URL, a description, and whatever you already have written. Within five business days you get back rule-compliant copy for each community you're launching in, submissions completed with a screenshot proving each one went live, and the technical files — llms.txt, structured data, an IndexNow ping — that make your site legible to answer engines as well as search engines.

What we don't do is promise the launch will work. We can't control whether Product Hunt features you or whether your post gets upvoted — nobody honest can. What we control is whether the mechanical part gets done correctly and on time, and we put a refund behind that specific promise. The cards below are the Launchdesk directory so far: our own portfolio launches, with customer launches added as they ship.