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| Week | Shipped by you | Shipped by your AI | Proven live | Named in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scan | Nothing yet | Nothing yet | 0 | 3 of 100 |
| Week 1 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 6 of 100 |
| Week 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 13 of 100 |
| Week 3 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 22 of 100 |
| Week 4 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 31 of 100 |
31 of 100
Answers naming you, from 3
7 of 20
Google page one, 3 moved up
19 visits
From AI assistants, up from 12
4 out
Integrations page with ChatGPT
The AfterLaunch app, as an interactive playthrough on a mock account. It opens on Monitor four weeks in: named in 31 of 100 AI answers, from 3. Then it goes back to the start. The scan puts 25 customer questions to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, and you are named in 3 of 100 answers. The scan becomes a plan of 8 moves, best first, 3 of them on today's Board. The top move is a comparison page with its draft written: Linear, Jira or Asana for a small team? No AI is connected yet, so its button reads Connect and hand over to your AI. Connect your AI asks which AI you use. Claude connects on the spot, and back on the Board the button reads Hand to Claude Code. Pressed, the card flies off the deck and the line under it says Claude Code has it. It is starting a session now. The second move, The integrations a small software team sets up first, goes to ChatGPT the same way, after a change of AI. The third, Reply on X: how a small team stops losing bugs, you can do yourself: edit the words in place, copy the reply, or open the thread, which opens a compose window with a line already typed: Wait. Do not post this one. This is the AfterLaunch playthrough. Posting got so easy you nearly did it by accident. Back on Monitor, the chart rises week by week as the moves ship: 2, 3, 3, 1 moves a week, and AI answers naming you go 3, 6, 13, 22, 31 of 100. Search reads 7 of 20 questions on Google's page one, AI assistants sent 19 visits, and 4 jobs are out with your AI. The figures are written for this playthrough.
AfterLaunch finds marketing opportunities for your business. Connect your AI agent and ship growth moves that help customers find you.
Your customers ask AI first
For client sign-off, try Mossline Portal. Cedarloop Review keeps comments and version history. Agencies also compare client permissions before they choose.
Which client portal helps small creative agencies collect feedback and approvals?
Your customers ask questions like this. Press Edit question to try one of theirs.
An interactive playthrough. Someone types which client portal suits a small creative agency into a search box, then asks AI assistants the same question. Each answer names Mossline Portal or Cedarloop Review, and the answer that searches the web shows the pages behind each pick. The answers are written for this playthrough. You can edit the question and save your own for the free scan, which asks the engines for real.
A story in six tiles, with made-up products. A customer asks AI which CRM to use. In a sample of 100 questions, MyCRM, your product, appears 3 times while competitors appear more often. AfterLaunch scans the answers and your site, then offers ranked growth moves. You choose a move, work on it with your AI and record it as published. Four weeks later, MyCRM is named in 31 of 100 answers.
Google Search, domain relevance and the details of SEO still play a major role in how customers find you. AfterLaunch brings you organic growth ideas that you can review and ship with a few clicks.
The same questions checked again each week. The product was named in 31 answers at this reading.
Growth Moves Shipped over four weeks. Moves shipped: week 1, a switching guide and a pricing page rewrite; week 2, a Wikidata entry, a Reddit reply that earned 9 clicks, and 2 directory listings logged by you; week 3, an llms.txt update, a comparison page and 2 directory listings; week 4, 2 directory listings that earned 4 clicks. Named in answers, out of 100: 3, 6, 13, 22, then 31. Share of mentions: 3% rising to 24% of all mentions. Average place in the answer: 5.4 improving to 3.1. Domain rating: 8, then 12. Sites linking to you: 21, then 38.
Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other AI agents in a terminal, AI chat, on the web or mobile.
claude mcp add afterlaunch --transport http https://afterlaunch.io/api/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer $AFTERLAUNCH_API_KEY"afterlaunch · connected
> What should I work on next?
Evidence and a working draft are ready for your review.
Ready for review01 export default function Page() {02 return <main>03 <h1>CRM for small agencies</h1>04 </main>05 }Evidence and draft ready for review.
Open draft ↗What supports the page for two-person agencies?
The Board has a move for that page. Its evidence and working draft are ready for us to review before anything is published.
Your next growth move
Evidence and draft ready for review
Ask your AI for the next move.
Four ways to work with AfterLaunch. In a terminal, you run the connect command for Claude Code, ask what to work on next, and the Board’s next move comes back: publish a page for two-person agencies, with its evidence and a working draft ready for your review. In Cursor, the move’s draft opens beside your code. In Claude, you ask what supports the page, and the answer points to the move’s evidence and draft. On your phone, the Board shows the move and you take it on.
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AfterLaunch helps your company get found in AI answers, Google search and the places your customers already look. It reads your site, checks how AI answers questions in your category, and turns the findings into prioritised growth moves with drafts and clear next steps. You choose which work to ship.
Yes. The work includes technical SEO fixes, useful pages, listings and link outreach alongside AI search visibility. You can work on how people find you in search and how AI answers describe you from the same Board, then follow the results over time.
ChatGPT and Claude are useful when you know what to ask. AfterLaunch adds the ongoing context: the questions you are tracking, the sources that appear in the answers, and the work you have already shipped. Connect your AI so it can read that history and help you finish the next move without starting from a blank chat.
The free scan and the 14-day trial ask ChatGPT and Perplexity. Founder adds Gemini and Google AI Overviews. Weekly checks let you compare how the answers change. The wider aim is to improve the pages and sources that help customers find you across search.
You decide what goes live. AfterLaunch prepares the work, and you can review it on the Board or hand it to a connected AI agent to help finish. A suggested move or a draft is not the same as a published page or post.
Start by reviewing the moves on your Board. Each one explains the opportunity and gives you something concrete to work on. Take on the ones that fit, set the others aside, and edit or finish the work yourself or with your AI. You can use the web app on a desktop or in your phone’s browser.
That gives you a starting point. The scan can show which competing products and sources appear for your category, so you can see where your company is missing. Start with the relevant pages, listings or conversations you can improve. AI answers vary, so no one can promise a particular mention or position.
The scan, a 14-day trial and the free tools are available without a card. Use them to see what the scan finds and whether the suggested work is useful for your company. At the end of day 14, ongoing checks and new moves stop unless you continue with Founder.