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Post every week. Without losing the afternoon to it.

Send a thought from your phone and it comes back written, designed in your colors and scheduled to the accounts you connect.

Or start on Telegram, and do the whole thing from your phone.

Twenty-four dollars a year for twelve posts a month. It publishes them itself, and the price does not move.

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Linora

Laundry for studios and salons

A worker feeding a sheet onto the table of a flatwork ironer in a commercial laundry, with a line of the script set over the picture.
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An example, made from research about a laundry business.

Posts and video

You know what to say. You do not have an hour to say it.

Deciding, writing, designing and remembering to post it. Three of those four stop being yours.

It can hold still or move, and it can be read or heard. Here is the same idea made all three ways, so the difference is something you can see rather than something we describe.

FreshNest Weekly meal kits

An example, made from research about a meal-kit business.

Words on screen, and the camera moves across the photographs rather than filming them

Press Listen for the music under it.

FreshNest Weekly meal kits

An example, made from research about a meal-kit business.

Words on screen, and every scene filmed rather than held still

Press Listen for the music under it.

Linora Laundry for studios and salons

An example, made from research about a laundry business.

Filmed scenes with a narrator reading the script, and the captions timed to the words

Press Listen to hear the narrator.

And a whole week of it, planned in one pass and posted on its own schedule.

Mara Adeyemi. Why the handover, not the audit, is where her clients lose the savings.

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Mara Adeyemi

Operations consultant · Food and drink manufacturing

Tuesday 07:45 · Public

The report lands, everyone agrees, and then it turns out the person who has to change how they work on Monday morning was never in the room when it was decided. Six weeks later the old way is back and nobody can say exactly when. see more

Two workers in white coats and blue hairnets at a stainless steel bench in a chilled food production unit, one explaining something to the other over a clipboard.

Most operations audits find the same three savings. Almost none of them survive the handover.

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An example, written and designed by the product

That week

  • Mon08:10PostLinkedInsent
  • Tue07:45PostLinkedInsent
  • Wed12:30ThreadXwaiting
  • Thu07:45CarouselLinkedInwaiting
  • Fri09:00PostLinkedInwaiting
  • SatNothing scheduled
  • SunNothing scheduled

Times are the audience’s, not yours

Your words, not a rewrite

You write the line. It comes back designed.

Approve the week

See all of it before any of it goes anywhere.

Carousels arrive finished

Real slide images and a PDF, in your colors.

Current when they look

What you approved stays up under your own name.

Pages

An opinion about your idea is not the same as a count of strangers who signed up.

Put the offer on a real page at your own address and count who acts, against a number you set first.

Research you can check

Every claim marked as a sourced fact or an assumption.

Ask your research anything

Answers from your own research, with the sources.

A prototype you can click

Comment on any part of it to change it.

A page strangers can sign up on

At your own address, live, counting who acts.

A working version, not a picture

Your data in a sheet you control, no engineer.

Walk in ready to raise

A deck, a memo and a data room, and who opened them.

How it goes, from the first sentence

Three questions to begin with, and everything after them is something you approve rather than something you make. Anything that costs extra says so here rather than further in.

Whatever you came here to make, your research is private, every claim in it is labeled a sourced fact or an assumption to test, and an automated check flags anything it could not tie to a source.

Where you give it no proof, it invents none, so there is no logo you did not earn and no quote nobody said. You own everything you create.

How we handle your idea and data

Do you do this work for other people?

Founders hire vetted experts here for research, design, development, marketing, legal, and tax work, with escrow-protected pay. Bring your expertise and get paid on delivery.

Earn as an expert

What it costs

The cheapest way in is Social, at $24 a year for twelve posts a month across your accounts. Starter is $55 a month when you want the research, your prototype and your live test page as well.

You see the cost before you run it, and you only pay for what actually runs.

Starter
$55/mo
Full research
  • Everything in Social, plus:
  • 600 credits every month
  • Unlimited projects
  • Choose the web address your test pages and apps live on
  • Credits renew every month
Choose Starter
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Pro
$95/mo
Go deeper
  • Everything in Starter, plus:
  • 1,600 credits every month
  • Advanced research depth
  • Marketplace and team collaboration
  • Export to Word, PDF, Docs
Choose Pro
Business
$209/mo
Your whole team, one credit pool
  • Everything in Pro, plus:
  • 4,600 credits every month
  • Invite your team. Everyone works from one credit pool.
  • Unlimited marketplace tasks
  • Priority support
Choose Business

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Frequently asked

Is this legal or financial advice?

No. LaunchValid produces AI-generated research for informational purposes only, not legal, tax, or investment advice. For regulated questions we connect you with vetted, licensed professionals on the marketplace.

I am not building a company. Is this for me?

Yes. Consultants, fractional executives and other professionals use the same workspace for the writing side of the job: posts carrying your own words, designed in the colors saved on your project, planned a week at a time and published to the accounts you connect. The research, the prototype and the investor pack sit in the same workspace, and you use as much or as little of them as your work needs.

How is the research generated?

Research is something you ask for rather than something that happens to you. A card on your workspace names the fifteen topics it covers and what it opens up before you press anything, and it is free the first time on your account. You answer a few questions and import anything you already have, and we build a structured research workspace and keep it current as you learn, labeling each claim as a sourced fact or an assumption to test.

What do credits pay for?

Credits cover research, notebook Q&A, concept generation, posts and their pictures, and review runs. Every monthly plan includes an allowance that refreshes each billing cycle. Social carries no allowance, so writing and pictures made for you are bought as credits with the price shown before you press, and composing your own words onto a picture costs nothing at all. On any plan you can add a one-time boost when you hit your cap. Boosts come in five sizes, from 500 credits for $25 up to 5,000 credits for $250, and you can set auto top-up to buy your chosen size whenever you run low.

Can I export my research?

Pro and Business export to Word, PDF, and Google Docs. Starter views and shares in-app. Legal and tax sections become available for export after you confirm you have read them.

What happens after I validate?

You get a clear task list, can hire vetted help with escrow, and generate wireframes, brand directions, and a clickable prototype of your product before you build.

Can my team work with me?

Yes. On Pro and Business you can share any single project with people you invite and control which sections each person sees. Business goes further: invite your whole team, and each member creates their own projects, private to them, all paid for from one shared credit pool. You see each project and its credit use, never the research inside, unless a member shares it with you.

Describe it once, and stop doing the rest by hand

You describe your business once, and the research, the live page and the week of posts are all written from that one description. The only work left is sending people to it and reading what they did.

Set up my posts and my page

Fourteen days to change your mind on a monthly plan and thirty on Social, and your work stays yours either way. The money back guarantee can be used once per customer, and it covers a first purchase rather than a renewal.