Launch readiness check
Is your page ready for launch day?
Every launch sends people to one page. This check reads it the way a visitor, a search engine and a link preview would, then lists what to fix first. It takes a few seconds and needs nothing but the address.
What the check looks at
- The basics every launch board and search result reads: HTTPS, title, description, canonical URL, favicon and a mobile viewport.
- How a shared link looks: Open Graph and X card tags, and whether the preview image loads at 1200 by 630.
- What a visitor needs to act: a call to action, pricing, a way to reach you and a privacy policy, plus store links for mobile apps and a repository link for open source.
- What crawlers and AI assistants find: robots.txt, a sitemap, structured data and llms.txt, and whether the links on the page still work.
- The check reads the HTML the server sends. If your page draws its content in the browser, the content checks are marked not checked instead of missing, and the report says so.
- Only public pages can be checked. The address you enter and the report are not stored or logged on our side; tick the box on a report to keep it in this browser.