Know what can launch—andhand clients a sign-off reportbacked by evidence.
ReleaseTraq turns launch scope, business-flow evidence, handoff checks, and risk decisions into a clear acceptance decision and client-ready report.
7 business flows and 4 explicit exclusions
Workflow tests, integration events, owner confirmation
2 must-fix items - 1 accepted risk
Clear language with no unsupported claims
Define acceptance scope
Name the launch goal, critical flows, owners, exclusions, and required proof.
Verify critical flows
Review sign-up, login, checkout, entitlement, contact, and handoff outcomes.
Classify handoff risk
Separate must-fix blockers, accepted risks, confirmation gaps, and exclusions.
Issue the sign-off report
Share an evidence-backed decision with clear client acceptance language.
ReleaseTraq reviews a defined launch or handoff. Ongoing operations stay outside the report.
Built around handoff, not passive monitoring
ReleaseTraq is for the decision before launch: what was checked, what failed, what is still unverified, and what the client can accept.
Launch scope
Capture what is in scope, what is out of scope, the launch goal, and the key flows that must work before handoff.
Flow acceptance
Check homepage, login, pricing, checkout, support, or API targets as evidence for a real launch decision.
Handoff checklist
Track domain, admin access, payment, email, webhook, support, and recovery ownership before a client receives the project.
Risk review
Separate blockers, accepted risks, items needing confirmation, and work that was explicitly out of scope.
Client-ready report
Generate a white report page that explains what was checked, what was not checked, and whether the project is ready to hand off.
Evidence collection
Use URL checks, status, redirects, content signals, and user confirmation as evidence without pretending to be a full QA suite.
Agency handoff
Keep client launch evidence, risks, and report links attached to the project instead of scattered through chat and docs.
Repair guidance
When a target fails, turn the evidence into short instructions that tell a non-specialist where to look and what to change.
Accepted risk records
Do not hide known risk. Record what was accepted, by whom, and what still needs confirmation before public launch.
Integration evidence
Use payment, webhook, API, or email delivery targets as evidence sources when they are part of the launch scope.
Workflow
One loop from scope to client handoff
ReleaseTraq helps launch teams define what is being shipped, collect evidence, fix blockers, and hand clients a clear acceptance report.
Create a project
Acceptance demo
Project-first acceptance board with launch scope, evidence, risk review, and report handoff.
Targets
6
Evidence
Ready
Report
Draft
Launch targets
Product view
A project-first dashboard, not a URL list
Projects are the source of truth. Scope, evidence, risks, and reports attach to the product being handed off.
Home
Launch acceptance across 4 projects - Pro plan
Projects
4 total
3 ready - 1 blocked
Client reports
2 ready
1 blocked - 1 draft
Evidence coverage
28 checks
24 verified - 4 need confirmation
Coverage
84%
Blockers
1
Warnings
3
$49
One-off report
3+
Critical flows
4
Decision states
0
Hidden risk claims
Built around handoff risk, not generic monitor charts
The useful loop is simple: define scope, collect evidence, explain blockers, and share a report people can act on.
You need to know what can be handed off.
Define scope, check the critical flow, and generate a report that says what is verified, risky, or unverified.
A checklist alone is too easy to ignore.
Attach acceptance evidence and risk notes to the project instead of leaving handoff decisions in chat.
A blocker needs a plain-English fix path.
Show the affected target, what happened, where to fix it, and what to recheck before report handoff.
Launch acceptance workflow
Built for handoff decisions, not generic uptime checks
ReleaseTraq keeps the launch question concrete: what is in scope, what was verified, what still needs confirmation, and what can be handed to the client.
Step 1
Define the launch scope
Name the product, launch goal, included flows, excluded areas, client owner, and handoff deadline before any report claims readiness.
Start scopeStep 2
Check critical flows
Use public URLs and configured targets to verify the homepage, login, pricing, checkout, API, webhook, or support path.
Open checksStep 3
Review handoff controls
Confirm access, ownership, payment, email, recovery, support, and third-party integration items that scanners cannot prove alone.
See checklistStep 4
Separate blockers from accepted risks
Do not bury uncertainty in a score. Mark blockers, warnings, needs confirmation, accepted risk, and out-of-scope work separately.
Review riskStep 5
Generate a client report
Share a white report page that explains the scope, evidence, remaining risk, and handoff decision in client-readable language.
Buy a reportAgency use
Repeatable client handoff
Use the same acceptance workflow across client projects so delivery evidence is not scattered across chat, docs, and screenshots.
View agency fitMake each handoff inspectable.
Keep the risk visible.
Start with one project, define the launch scope, collect evidence, and generate a report that explains what is ready, risky, or unverified.
One-off Launch Acceptance Reports start at $49. Free accounts can still create a project and inspect the workflow.