What's included on day one

When you start a new LaunchSoku app, the boring-but-critical systems are already in place and talking to each other. Here's the short tour of what you get before you write a single line of your own feature.

The product surface

A polished app shell with authentication, organizations, and a settings area — the parts users touch on minute one.

• Auth & sessions — sign-up, sign-in, and protected routes, wired end to end.
• Billing — Stripe checkout, subscription tiers, and entitlement gates.
• Settings — profile, members, API keys, and billing, all routed and styled.

Under the hood

The systems you don't see until you need them — and then desperately need to be correct.

• Background jobs with durable retries and idempotency.
• Observability — error grouping and tracing, on by default.
• CRM sync so your marketing and product data don't drift apart.

Why it's bundled, not bolted on

Anyone can list these features. The value is that they're integrated — billing knows about auth, jobs report to observability, and the whole thing is typed end to end. You inherit the wiring, not just the parts.

The result: the first thing you build is your actual product. That's the point.