Micro-App Marketplace

1/ The Launch Kit with all the parts you need to run the app on your own machine: start-up config, a setup script, database setup, and more.
Each kit ships with:
– The app source code
– A list of known limits
2/ The quick-start guide helps you start the app from zero, fix common errors, and launch fast.
3/ With your subscription, access to every Micro-App in the catalog, the test record for each kit, and new vetted launches as they are added.

A Launch Kit is our way to package an app.
Each kit starts from one open-source project, locked to one version, so you know exactly what you run.
Launch Kits also save you setup by adding the parts the original lacks: start-up config, a setup script and database setup.

Three tests for every kit before it is listed. We run each kit the way a buyer would, then publish the result:
– Flow test — sign up and log in
– Flow test — confirm the data landed in the database
– Unboxing test — pack the zip
– Unboxing test — unzip it as a buyer
– Unboxing test — start from zero in a clean environment
– Repeat test — re-run about once a month
– Repeat test — result and date shown on the page
– Three failures in a row — pulled from sale
– License check — source and license noted
Most of these checks cover the stretch between download and a running app, so you reach your own work sooner.

It does more than work with AI, it suits it.
Every kit is a whole working codebase, so your AI editor reads real code instead of guessing at one.
You can ask your AI to rename the product, restyle a page or add a feature, and the change lands inside a structure that already starts, runs and has been tested.

Docker for apps. Document kits need nothing installed.

Yes, if you can run a few commands in a terminal.
Kits are independent. You can use one for the admin side, another for the landing page, and put your own keys in each, for instance.

It's more than a template. You get a whole app that starts on your machine, with its features and screens already working the way the source project built them, plus the parts we added to make it run.
The kit also comes with what you need to know before you pay: known limits, license notes and the source link.

You are NOT buying code.
You are buying a running start.
They skip the setup. Every kit. And they build on day one (see the tests).

AI builders are a fine way to get a first screen in minutes.
But they don't hand you a tested app.
A Launch Kit is a complete app you own and host. It comes with the source, a setup script, database setup, and more.
It gives your AI editor a working base to change instead of a blank page.
Every kit starts the same way, so each new one feels familiar.

Hosting is yours to choose, and many platforms have free tiers for small projects — so a first launch can cost little beyond your subscription.
If a kit calls a paid third-party service, you bring your own key.

LLAUNCH™ kits are built for one purpose: to start the same way every time, without breaking when the source project changes underneath you.
Every kit is locked to one tested version and re-run about once a month. If a re-run fails three times in a row, the kit is pulled from sale until it is fixed. That's why each page shows the date of its last passing run — you see what we saw, not a promise.
Last run dates are public.

Subscription fees are not refunded unconditionally; see the Terms for details.

Checkout runs on Stripe.

Two layers.
The open-source project a kit starts from keeps its own licence, such as MIT or Apache-2.0. The kit names the project and its licence.
The kit as a whole comes under the LLAUNCH™ product licence. You can use it inside your team on as many projects as you like, change it, and build products and client work on it.

No. There is nothing to enter or activate.
Access is checked at download: sign in with the Google account your subscription is on, open a Micro-App page and press download.