What we kept hearing from teams was that the gap between
"code pushed" and "stakeholder feedback"
was still too wide.
That's why we built Launchpad 3.0.
Built around one idea:
Every pull request should be a live, shareable product experience
within 45 seconds of pushing code.
Not a staging link buried in a Slack thread.
A full preview — with backend, database seed, and auth —
that anyone on the team can click and interact with.
Internal beta users saw a 62% reduction in review cycle time.
Average time from PR open to first stakeholder comment
dropped from 4.3 hours to 22 minutes.
And deployment failures caught in preview went from 8% to under 1%.
You can see it's provisioning a preview environment.
It's pulling in the database seed from our config.
The auth provider is being configured.
And... done. 38 seconds.
That's a live preview URL with the full application stack.
I click it, and I see the app. But I also see this overlay bar —
that's the Launchpad Review Bar.
I can leave comments directly on the UI.
I click here on the payment form, and I type my feedback —
and it appears as a GitHub PR comment, pinned to the exact component.
No context switching.
The developer gets the feedback in their normal workflow.
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