Wall 01
The review wall
As the code grows, coding agents ask you to review changes you can't read. People who aren't developers stop here.
With Launchdesk
You review the spec in plain language. Acceptance tests check the code for you.
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AgentifyHQLaunchdesk
From idea to first customer, with agents at every step.
AI gave everyone the power to build software. Getting from zero to one is still hard. Launchdesk carries you through it: you review specs instead of code, and agents handle the building, the running, and the selling.
Why we built it
Three walls stand between an idea and a first customer.
Wall 02
The operations wall
The product works on your laptop, but deploying it, watching it, and fixing it at 2 a.m. is a whole new job.
With Launchdesk
Agents deploy, monitor, and turn incidents into issues with a failing test attached.
Wall 03
The customer wall
The product ships, and the view count stays at zero. Building was never the hard part.
With Launchdesk
Agents run acquisition, activation, and retention, and test ideas as experiments.
How it builds
Every story is a goal and its proof.
Each acceptance story tells the coding agent what to build and gives it a test to check its own work, so the loop closes without you reading code.
Agree on the spec
You and the Spec Agent turn your idea into acceptance stories with concrete examples.
Pick your guides
Choose a ready-made architecture and style guide, or tune one, so every agent builds the same way.
Agents build
Your coding agent of choice, such as Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode, writes the code against the spec.
Tests verify
The agent calls the Launchdesk CLI, the acceptance tests run, and the results appear on your living spec.
Living spec · ExampleDevelop
Story
A visitor can reset a forgotten password
- Passing: Sends a reset link to a registered email
- Passing: Shows the same message for an unknown email
- Running: Rejects a link older than one hour
Spec Agent
Should an expired link offer to send a new one? I'd suggest yes.
After it ships
Launch is where most tools stop. We keep going.
Run
Deploy and monitor
Agents ship each passing build and watch it in production.
Fix
Issue management
Bugs become specs with a failing test, so a fix is proven before it ships.
Grow
Acquire, activate, retain
Agents find early users, guide them to value, and bring them back.
Learn
Experiments
Each product bet runs as an experiment with a clear result, not a guess.
Choose where it runs
Three ways to run it.
The spec and the loop are the same in every plan. What changes is where the code is written and where the tests run.
Plan 01
Local test runs
Price announced at launch
You run your coding agent on your own machine. The Launchdesk CLI runs the tests locally and reports to the spec.
Best if you already use Claude Code or Codex locally.
Plan 02
Cloud test runs
Price announced at launch
You still code locally, but every test run happens in a clean cloud sandbox, so results don't depend on your laptop.
Best for heavier test suites and browser tests.
Plan 03
Cloud build and test
Price announced at launch
Coding agents and tests both run in cloud sandboxes. You work only on the spec, with nothing to install.
Best if you've never opened a terminal.
Launchdesk is in development.
Join the launch list for one email when it's ready, or shape it with us as a design partner.