Your knowledge, your next move, your entire journey. Bring it together in one workspace built for the way founders work.
Free & open source Yours to self-hostWhat should we focus on?
Customer interviews point to a simpler onboarding experience. The product plan makes it the next milestone, and the engineering notes show the foundations are in place.
Big ideas start everywhere.
Bring yours together.
The thinking behind your startup shouldn’t disappear into tabs, folders, and forgotten conversations.
Connect your research, documents, conversations, and code. Turn scattered information into shared company knowledge that gets more useful as you build.
Interview notes reveal what people need.
Get a founder review grounded in your workspace. Surface the decisions, gaps, and questions that help you choose your next move.
Turn the thinking you’ve already done into research, plans, and source-grounded marketing content. Start with context. Leave with a head start.
You’ve already done the work. Bring it into Launchstack through files, recordings, repository imports, and configured workspace connections.
See how to get startedGive your notes a second life. Upload a Notion export as Markdown or a ZIP archive to make your written context searchable.
An operating system should give you more control. That’s why Launchstack is open source from the start.
Explore the source Inspect, adapt, and build on the code. Apache 2.0 gives you room to make it yours.
Self-host on infrastructure you control, with your own storage and model providers.
Begin with a few documents. Add more context and invite your team as your company grows.
One workspace for the context behind your company: documents, conversations, research, and code. Launchstack connects that knowledge so you can ask questions with cited answers, prepare founder reviews, and create source-grounded marketing content.
Upload documents, images, audio and video recordings, Markdown, and ZIP archives, or import a GitHub repository. Configured instances also offer Google Drive, Slack, GitHub, and optional read-only Gmail connections. Notion exports can be uploaded as files; an export import does not continuously sync with the original app.
The software is free and open source under the Apache 2.0 license. You can self-host it with your own API keys. Your hosting, storage, and model providers may charge for their services, so your running costs depend on your setup and usage.
Yes. When you self-host, your documents and workspace data live on infrastructure you control. AI requests go to the providers you configure. You choose those providers and their data policies, and can inspect the source code for how data is handled.
Create an account to open the hosted app, or follow the deployment guide to run your own instance with Docker Compose. Add a few documents and ask a question to start exploring your company's knowledge.
Free software. Open source. All yours.
