A buyer cannot pay, book, or request an invoice.
For AI-built apps that are past the demo and not yet credible with buyers
Before you ask for money, know what will break trust.
Readiness83
Fix the payment path before asking a buyer for money.
The app is not blocked by another feature idea. It is blocked by the buyer path: payment, support, evidence confidence, and a narrow first prospect list.
Run the checkerFix firstGap: No obvious payment path found
Needs observed confirmation before paid beta.
Do not position this as security-cleared.
Not another idea validator. Not a vibe-code audit. A launch-readiness file for the app you actually built.
The product surface
A workspace organized around launch jobs.
Users do not need a menu full of modules. They need to check readiness, plan the launch, find buyers, work the sprint, and request review when the risk is high.
Open the sample workspace
Scan the app, not the idea
The first pass checks the URL, visible buyer path, mobile render, payment path, support, and obvious launch gaps.
Separate evidence from claims
Observed findings, founder answers, uploads, reviewer notes, and inference are labeled differently on purpose.
Leave with a buyer move
The output is a fix list, offer shape, prospecting plan, and 14-day launch sprint.
What the report refuses to do
No fake certainty.
Front-end launch checks are labeled clearly and never presented as security certification.
Prospects and messages can be prepared, but live sends and form submissions require approval.
Launch packet recommendations point back to observed, self-reported, unverified, or reviewer evidence.