Pre-launch checks

Find launch blockers before users or clients find them

ReleaseTraq gives small SaaS teams, indie makers, and agencies a project-first Launch Acceptance workflow: add targets, review scope, run checks, complete the handoff checklist, review risk, and generate a client sign-off report.

Deterministic pass/fail checks
AI summarizes but does not decide readiness
Reports stay linked to projects and targets
Client sign-off report stays tied to evidence

Client sign-off report

Pre-launch checks

Evidence ready
Flows
8
Risks
3
Ready
5
Deterministic pass/fail checks
Passed evidence is stored with the run.
AI summarizes but does not decide readiness
Warning evidence is stored with the run.
Reports stay linked to projects and targets
Passed evidence is stored with the run.
The same targets feed the handoff checklist and risk review.
What ReleaseTraq reviews

Release readiness with inspectable evidence

These pages focus on Launch Acceptance: scope review, business flow acceptance, handoff checklist, risk review, and client sign-off report evidence.

What gets checked

A launch check should cover the surfaces users actually touch during release, not only the homepage.

DNS resolution, HTTPS, redirects, SSL expiry, and TLS connection evidence
HTTP status, response time, error-page heuristics, and expected content
Security header warnings for CSP, HSTS, frame, and content-type protections
Homepage, API health, checkout, webhook, heartbeat, mobile backend, and H5/WebView URLs

How it differs from a generic checklist

A generic checklist can be skimmed. Launch Acceptance records whether the release path is ready before you announce, hand off, or start paid traffic.

Find blockers before a release window instead of waiting for an outage
Store findings as a launch report, not only a live monitor state
Copy a Repair Prompt for the smallest safe fix
Run a recheck against the same scope after repairs

Where handoff fits

Passing once is not enough for client approval. ReleaseTraq turns project targets into handoff checklist items and risk review inputs before sign-off.

Create handoff coverage from project targets
Keep acceptance decisions tied to reports and evidence
Assign owners for blockers and accepted risks
Generate client sign-off reports from accepted evidence
Workflow

From launch scope to client sign-off

01

Add project targets

Group web, API, checkout, webhook, heartbeat, and mobile backend targets under one product.

02

Run checks

Use Basic Launch Check for quick validation or Full Launch Cycle for stored multi-target reports.

03

Fix and recheck

Use blockers, warnings, and Repair Prompts to repair the release path, then compare results.

04

Prepare Client Handoff

Convert passing targets into checklist evidence and risk review items for sign-off.

Plan fit

Use launch acceptance without changing your delivery process

Some customers need a one-time scope review. Others need a reusable Client Handoff checklist and risk review. Paid ReleaseTraq plans connect the pieces into evidence-backed sign-off.

Free
1 project and 1 Basic Launch Check per month for low-stakes validation.
Solo
Monthly Full Launch Cycle, rechecks, and basic handoff checklist support.
Pro
More projects, more launch cycles, keyword/content checks, and full repair prompts.
Agency
Portfolio-scale limits, client-ready reporting, white-label support, and stronger handoff controls.
FAQ

Common questions

Is this a checklist or an automated test?

It is an automated readiness workflow. ReleaseTraq runs deterministic checks and stores evidence in a report so the team can repair and recheck the same scope.

Does AI decide whether a launch passed?

No. Pass, warning, and fail decisions come from deterministic checker results. AI can summarize evidence and produce repair-oriented text.

Can I use it for a one-time client handoff?

Yes. Some users only need pre-launch checks. Others use scope review, business flow acceptance, risk review, and client sign-off reports for repeatable handoff.