Free launch planning tool

Micro-SaaS Launch Calendar

Generate a 30-day launch plan for a small SaaS: weekly execution, proof gates, launch assets, analytics checks, launch-day tasks, and exportable copy without pretending every product has the same revenue curve.

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Launch window
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Proof gates
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Primary channel
Founder
MVP

30-day plan

Weekly launch work with the gate that decides whether to continue, narrow, or repair.

Days 1-7

Week 1: Nail the promise

Make sure solo SaaS founders understand the pain, promise, and first proof before you build more.

5 tasks
Day 1
Copy

Write the launch thesis

For solo SaaS founders, A tiny onboarding analytics app that turns signup events and support notes into weekly activation fixes. should create one visible result in the first session. Write that as the launch promise.

Day 3
Proof

Define the first-value path

Write the exact steps solo SaaS founders must take to feel the first useful outcome from A tiny onboarding analytics app that turns signup events and support notes into weekly activation fixes..

Day 4
Proof

Name the activation moment

Define the moment where solo SaaS founders can say A tiny onboarding analytics app that turns signup events and support notes into weekly activation fixes. helped them make progress.

Day 5
Proof

Map alternatives and the wedge

List the current workaround, closest tools, why they fall short, and what your product will deliberately do less of.

Days 6-7
Build

Publish the waitlist or access page

Use one CTA, one proof placeholder, one FAQ block, and a clear promise tied to the audience.

Proof gate

A real user can complete the core workflow without hand-holding and describe what changed.

Days 8-14

Week 2: Prepare the product path

Make the first-value path reliable enough to demo, test, and explain.

5 tasks
Days 8-12
Build

Harden the MVP path

Fix empty states, loading states, onboarding copy, and the one workflow you will demo publicly.

Day 10
Copy

Draft pricing and access rules

Write what is free, what is paid, what happens after signup, and who the first version is not for.

Day 11
Analytics

Instrument the basic funnel

Track landing page view, CTA click, signup or waitlist, onboarding started, first value, checkout if relevant, and support request.

Day 13
Analytics

Instrument the first-value path

Track onboarding started, setup completed, first value reached, and the first support request.

Days 13-14
Build

Run the clean-account launch rehearsal

Open a new account, complete the core flow, trigger emails, confirm access, and write every rough edge into the launch checklist.

Proof gate

Cut scope until the core workflow is obvious, then retest with one more user.

Days 15-21

Week 3: Build launch assets

Create the assets and proof needed for Founder-led social without widening the launch.

5 tasks
Days 15-19
Distribution

Write the build-in-public sequence

Turn the story behind A tiny onboarding analytics app that turns signup events and support notes into weekly activation fixes. into short posts: pain, demo, lessons, proof, and launch note for solo SaaS founders.

Day 16
Proof

Create the proof block

Use screenshots, demo clips, beta quotes, workflow before-after, or a transparent changelog. Make the proof inspectable.

Day 17
Copy

Write the objection FAQ

Answer setup time, data privacy, cancellation or access, who it is for, and what happens after the CTA.

Day 21
Proof

Review the risk gate

A new user can reach first value quickly, and the product records where people stall.

Day 20
Build

Prepare support and feedback paths

Create the support email, bug template, reply snippets, and a place to collect launch feedback.

Proof gate

A new user can reach first value quickly, and the product records where people stall.

Days 22-30

Week 4: Launch and learn

Publish, reply, measure activation, collect objections, and choose the next small experiment.

5 tasks
Days 24-27
Distribution

Schedule launch posts and replies

Prepare X, LinkedIn, short demo, founder story, and reply prompts for launch week.

Day 22
Build

Freeze the launch scope

Stop adding features. Only fix blockers that affect signup, first value, checkout or access, analytics, and support.

Day 23
Analytics

Create the launch command center

Put links, assets, event names, channel posts, support snippets, and launch-day timeline in one document.

Day 28
Distribution

Launch, reply, and tag objections

Publish in the primary channel, stay in replies, record objections, and update copy as real questions arrive.

Days 29-30
Proof

Run the launch review

Review source quality, activation, replies, support issues, copy confusion, and the smallest next experiment.

Proof gate

The launch produces clear learning about source quality, message clarity, activation, and support friction.

Proof gates

Signals that decide whether to keep moving or tighten the plan.

MVP usefulness gate

Day 14

A real user can complete the core workflow without hand-holding and describe what changed.

Cut scope until the core workflow is obvious, then retest with one more user.

Activation risk gate

Day 21

A new user can reach first value quickly, and the product records where people stall.

Shorten onboarding, add sample data, or offer a concierge first run for launch users.

Launch asset gate

Day 24

A tiny onboarding analytics app that turns signup events and support notes into weekly activation fixes. has a clear page, proof block, primary CTA, support path, and analytics visible before launch traffic arrives.

Cut the channel plan down to warm outreach while you repair the missing launch asset.

Learning gate

Day 30

You can explain what solo SaaS founders clicked, asked, tried, ignored, and where the next weekly experiment should focus.

Do not call the launch done. Follow up with users, tag objections, and run the weekly review.

Launch assets

The concrete files, pages, and scripts to prepare before launch day.

Launch one-liner

Copy

For solo SaaS founders, A tiny onboarding analytics app that turns signup events and support notes into weekly activation fixes. helps with one urgent workflow and one visible outcome.

Landing page

Page

Hero, proof block, product screenshots, pricing or access rules, FAQ, support link, and primary CTA.

Analytics plan

Checklist

Event names, properties, sources, dashboard, and launch-day review questions.

First-value demo script

Video outline

A 60-second walkthrough of the core workflow, before state, after state, and CTA.

Activation map

Doc

Steps from signup to first value, drop-off risks, helper copy, and event names.

Founder launch thread

Thread

Pain, why now, demo, proof, pricing or access, CTA, and direct feedback ask.

Short demo clip

Video

A 30 to 60 second screen recording that reaches the first-value moment fast.

Analytics checklist

Instrument the launch so every reply, click, and activation point can teach you something.

landing_page_view

Include source, campaign, page path, product idea, audience, and launch channel.

primary_cta_clicked

Track CTA label, placement, channel, page variant, and referrer.

signup_or_waitlist_submitted

Capture stage, audience segment, source, and consent to follow up.

onboarding_started

Record where the user entered and whether sample data or concierge help was used.

first_value_reached

Track the exact activation event and time from signup to first value.

social_launch_clicked

Track post, platform, CTA, profile visits, replies, and first-value completions.

support_request_created

Tag setup, bug, pricing, trust, missing feature, and confusion so launch fixes are obvious.

launch_review_completed

Record what worked, what confused people, and what the next weekly experiment will test.

Launch-day tasks

A simple timeline for publishing, replying, measuring, and learning while the launch is live.

07:30

Run the pre-flight check

Open the site, complete the core flow, check analytics live view, support inbox, social preview, and CTA links.

09:00

Publish the founder story

Lead with the pain, show the demo, name the audience, and ask for the next action.

12:00

Reply with proof

Answer objections with screenshots, workflow notes, and short demos instead of slogans.

14:00

Update the page from real questions

Add one FAQ, one proof note, or one screenshot when repeated confusion appears.

18:00

Send the second wave

Share the strongest proof or most useful lesson from the first wave, then point to the product.

21:00

Write the day-one evidence note

Summarize sources, replies, objections, activation, support issues, and tomorrow's follow-up list.

Copy blocks

Starter copy for the launch page, social post, outreach, and follow-up.

One-liner

A tiny onboarding analytics app that turns signup events and support notes into weekly activation fixes. helps solo SaaS founders make progress on one painful workflow with a launch version that stays narrow enough to prove.

Stage note

The MVP is focused on one workflow and one clear outcome.

Launch post hook

I built this because the manual workaround was too annoying to keep repeating. Today I am launching A tiny onboarding analytics app that turns signup events and support notes into weekly activation fixes. for solo SaaS founders. The goal is simple: prove the first useful workflow, listen closely, and improve the product from real launch feedback.

Direct ask

If you are a solo SaaS founders dealing with this workflow, try the launch version and tell me where it feels unclear, slow, or surprisingly useful.

Follow-up note

Quick update on A tiny onboarding analytics app that turns signup events and support notes into weekly activation fixes.: the strongest signal so far is going into the next weekly review. I am collecting objections, support issues, and activation notes before widening the launch.

What should happen in the first week?

The first week should reduce uncertainty: define the buyer, name the pain, test the promise, map alternatives, and decide what proof must exist before launch.

How do proof gates work?

Each gate asks whether the plan has enough evidence to keep moving. If a gate fails, the calendar tells you what to tighten before spending more launch energy.

What should I measure on launch day?

Track source, landing page views, CTA clicks, signup or waitlist events, activation, checkout or purchase events where relevant, replies, objections, and support requests.

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