Launch readiness checklist and scanner for SaaS
Launch readiness is broader than "are there vulnerabilities?". It is the full set of things that make an app safe, reliable and discoverable on day one — and the pieces are easy to lose track of when you're shipping solo.
GoForLaunch turns the checklist into a repeatable scan. It reviews your repo across security, reliability and technical SEO, then ranks findings by launch impact so you know what blocks launch and what can wait.
What you get
Security checks
Server-side auth and authorization, Supabase RLS, exposed secrets, IDOR, rate limits, CORS and webhook verification.
Reliability checks
Error and empty states, safe error handling, sensible logging, and broken-link detection across the app.
Technical SEO and discoverability
robots.txt, sitemap.xml, canonical metadata, OpenGraph tags and a clean, single-H1 semantic structure.
Prioritized by launch impact
Findings are ranked so identity, data, secrets and payment issues surface ahead of nice-to-have cleanup.
The launch readiness checklist
What does launch readiness include?
Security (server-side auth, RLS, secrets, IDOR, rate limits, webhooks), reliability (error states, logging, broken links), and discoverability (robots.txt, sitemap, canonical metadata, mobile layout). GoForLaunch scans across all three and ranks findings by launch impact.
Which items block launch versus can wait?
Identity and access, data and database, secrets, and payments are usually launch blockers because they can leak data, lose money, or expose admin access. SEO, error states and the human layer matter but can often be tightened shortly after launch.
Does the scanner guarantee my app is secure?
No. It helps identify launch-blocking issues and reduce risk through a launch-readiness review. It is a complement to, not a replacement for, your own judgment and a professional audit for high-stakes launches.
Related guides and scanners
Run the scan
Connect a repository or upload a zip and get a severity-ranked, founder-readable report. Scans are read-only and the tool helps identify launch blockers before your users do.
Scan your repo for free