Before your product reaches real users, two verification agents — Virtual User and LaunchCheck — put it through rigorous automated testing to catch issues you would otherwise discover only after launch.
Virtual User simulates real people using your product. It follows the user flows defined in your PRD — signing up, navigating the dashboard, completing key actions, handling edge cases like invalid form input or slow network responses. Unlike traditional automated tests that check individual components, Virtual User tests complete journeys from start to finish.
When Virtual User encounters a problem — a broken link, a form that does not submit, an empty state with no guidance — it files a detailed report with the page, the action it attempted, and what went wrong. The Build Agent can then fix the issue automatically, or you can address it manually. Virtual User runs again after fixes to confirm the problem is resolved.
LaunchCheck is a pre-launch checklist that runs automatically when you say "ready to launch" or trigger it manually. It covers the areas that are easy to forget: SEO metadata on every page, Open Graph images for social sharing, accessibility compliance (WCAG 2.1 AA), performance benchmarks (Core Web Vitals), security headers, broken internal links, and missing error pages.
Each check produces a pass or fail result with a specific recommendation if it fails. For example, if your About page is missing a meta description, LaunchCheck will flag it and suggest copy based on your page content. You can fix issues one by one or ask the Build Agent to resolve all failing checks in one pass. LaunchCheck will not prevent you from launching — it is advisory — but shipping with a clean report means your product starts strong.
Your Ship Something™ product is a standard Next.js application that can be deployed to any hosting platform — Vercel, Netlify, Railway, or your own server. The Build Agent can set up the deployment for you on Vercel with a single command, or you can configure it yourself. Environment variables, database connections, and Stripe keys are the only configuration needed. After deployment, LaunchCheck runs once more against the live URL to confirm everything works in production.
