What we were handed.
Winning a client is only step one. Leads, proposals, build status, and launch checklists were scattered across chats, notes, and memory — and the gap between “they said yes” and “the site is live” is exactly where projects stall.
Client Radar solved the top of the funnel, but a spreadsheet was still playing project manager for everything after.
The system.
Launch OS: a lead-to-launch platform that carries every prospect through one pipeline — from the first automated lead sweep, through proposal and build, to a launch checklist that gates go-live.
It grew out of Client Radar and absorbed it as the front of the funnel, so a business found by the sweep and a project shipping next week live in the same system, at different stages.
Lead → proposal → build → launch, as explicit stages with owners.
Client Radar feeds the funnel automatically.
Launch gates so nothing ships half-finished.
The status of every project, without asking anyone.
What changed.
One screen answers “where is every project right now.” Nothing lives in someone's head, and nothing falls through the crack between sales and delivery.
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Bring us the problem — the messy, manual, “there has to be a better way” kind. We'll design the system, build it, and run it.