What an AI app prelaunch audit actually covers

1. The revenue path, end to end. Can a stranger actually pay you? Live checkout completed, receipt delivered, purchased state visible in the app.
2. Checkout failure handling. Declines, abandoned sessions, and retries — reviewed for dead ends and silent failures.
3. Claim risk in your copy. Every guarantee, number, and testimonial checked for evidence; anything unprovable flagged with suggested rewording.
4. The trust surface. Refund policy, contact route, and privacy page — present, findable, and consistent with what the app actually does.
5. Auth and account flows. Signup, login, logout, reset, and what a logged-out visitor sees on protected routes.
6. Error and empty states. New-account screens, failed requests, bad input, and 404s — walked deliberately, not stumbled into.
7. Mobile behavior. A 375px pass over the key flows: scroll, readability, tap targets, and keyboard behavior in forms.
8. Meta and link previews. Titles, descriptions, and the OG image — what search and social visitors see before the click.
9. Performance sanity. Key pages loaded on a throttled connection; obvious weight and blocking problems flagged. Not a lab-grade performance benchmark.
10. Accessibility basics. Labels on inputs, contrast on core screens, a keyboard path through the money flow. Basics — not a certified accessibility conformance review.
11. Data-handling honesty. Does the privacy page match what is actually collected and shared? Mismatches get flagged.
12. Visible secret exposure. A pass over the shipped client code for key-shaped strings and endpoints that should not be public. A surface check — not a security audit or penetration test.
13. Rollback and backup readiness. Whether you can revert a bad deploy and restore data — and whether that has ever been rehearsed.
14. Support and launch-day readiness. A monitored contact route, a first-response plan, and a runbook for the first week of real traffic.

Checkboxes are for this visit only — nothing is stored, tracked, or sent anywhere.

The honest limits of any prelaunch audit

An audit like this is advisory. It produces prioritized findings and practical fix guidance — signals, not guarantees. It is not a security audit, not a penetration test, and not a compliance certification, and it cannot promise revenue, rankings, app-store approval, or launch success. If someone sells you a launch guarantee, they are selling the word, not the outcome.

7-day money-back guarantee

Everstead Labs offers a 7-day money-back guarantee on founding beta software purchases and paid launch-readiness audits. If it is not useful, contact us within 7 days of purchase and we'll refund you. The product provides launch-readiness signals and practical fix guidance; it does not guarantee revenue, legal compliance, security, app-store approval, or launch success.