LaunchList

analyze-launch

Read a LaunchList launch honestly and say what to do next. Covers signup sources and referring sites, conversion rate, K-factor and referred share, verification and deliverability states, the trust verdict tiers, the pipeline stage funnel, and email delivery numbers. Explains what each metric means, what action follows from it, and which conclusions the data cannot support. Use when someone asks how their waitlist or launch is doing, wants analytics interpreted, asks why signups dropped or referrals stalled, or wants to know what to work on next.

grow-waitlist

Grow a LaunchList waitlist, from its first signups to its referral loop. Covers where to share a new waitlist to get its first signups, how referral attribution and credit actually work, why credit waits for verification, building a reward ladder, queue position and position head starts, what people see on their status page, embeddable counter and leaderboard widgets for social proof, and honest expectations about referral rates. Use when someone asks where to share their waitlist, how to get their first or more waitlist signups, set up referral rewards or milestones, improve sharing, add social proof to a site, or work out why a referral loop is not producing referrals.

integrate-launchlist

Wire LaunchList into code. Covers the REST API with llk_ bearer keys, scopes, idempotency keys, cursor pagination and the error envelope; every way to capture a signup from an inline embed to an enhanced form to plain no-JavaScript HTML to a popup to a React or SPA mount to a direct API call; and signed outbound webhooks with signature verification and retry handling. Use when a developer asks how to call the LaunchList API, embed a waitlist signup form, add a form to a site or app, verify a webhook signature, or integrate a waitlist into a backend.

launch-product

Take a product from an idea to a live waitlist on LaunchList. Covers creating or renaming the project, choosing between a hosted launch page and an embedded form on the founder's own site, configuring the signup form and how people are identified, deciding on email verification, turning on referrals, testing, and publishing with the founder's approval. Use when someone wants to launch a product, start or set up a waitlist, collect signups, build a coming-soon or early-access page, or use LaunchList for the first time. To test an idea before building it, see validate-idea.

run-waitlist

Run a LaunchList waitlist day to day through the LaunchList connector (MCP). Covers the weekly check-in, looking somebody up, inviting the next group of people to a beta or early access, tagging and segmenting the audience, importing an existing list, editing the launch page as a draft, sending an update to the waitlist in two confirmed steps, honoring an unsubscribe, and finding a setting in the dashboard. Use when a founder asks how their waitlist is doing, wants to invite beta users or give people early access, wants to email their waitlist or send an update, wants to change their launch page, asks about one signup, or asks where something lives in LaunchList.

validate-idea

Test demand for a product or startup idea with a quick LaunchList waitlist, then read the result honestly. Covers understanding the idea and who it is for, naming it and choosing the page address, writing the waitlist page from a brief, showing a preview, publishing with the founder's approval, a plan for sharing it where the people with the problem already gather, a check-in after a few days, and what the numbers can and cannot say, using measured figures from 701 real waitlists. Use when someone wants to validate a product or startup idea, test demand before building, asks whether people want what they are building, or wants a quick waitlist to find out.