Site map
Every product, solution, developer resource, evaluation path, and trust surface in one place.
Ecosystem
- All modulesBrowse lifecycle, dependencies, protocols, and availability.
- ChatPreview the scalable web and mobile chat module entering private pilot.
- Agent GatewayReview the governed access layer for product-aware agents.
- FeaturesExplore the shared platform conventions behind the modules.
- IntegrationsSee how Launch Rail fits customer-owned infrastructure.
Solutions & evaluation
- Use casesMap ecosystem modules to real product requirements.
- EnterpriseUnderstand ownership, operations, and enterprise-readiness boundaries.
- AI developer toolsSee the controlled path from agents to domain operations.
- Solution BuilderGet a recommendation before sharing contact details.
- Evaluation sandboxWalk the complete Foundation reference workflow.
- ArchitectureA visual request-flow walkthrough.
- ROI calculatorModel planning assumptions for build-versus-license discussions.
Trust & company
- Trust CenterDeployment, security, data flows, and responsibilities.
- Security reviewPrepare a technical and security evaluation.
- Launch partnersRead verified onboarding status and labelled solution scenarios.
- Design Partner programReview the pilot scope and commercial terms.
- AboutWhat Launch Rail is building and why.
- CareersCurrent opportunities.
- PrivacyHow personal data is handled.
Canonical registry
Services and lifecycle
Every service below is rendered from the same typed product registry used by the catalog and XML sitemap.
Organizations, users, teams, invitations, and tenant-aware identity primitives for B2B SaaS.
Central policy decisions for tenant, role, and resource-level permissions across services.
Plans, features, usage counters, and runtime checks for what each company can access.
Tenant-aware routing, templates, scheduling, and retries for email, SMS, push, and webhooks.
Multi-tenant conversations, realtime messaging, moderation, and composable React and Flutter UI kits.
A chronological event trail for product operations, investigations, and customer-visible history.
An operator interface wired to the Foundation services for common support and administration tasks.
Upload, metadata, storage-provider, and delivery workflows for customer-owned object storage.
Dynamic forms, file-backed submissions, and an assignment-ready operational inbox.
Working hours, resource availability, reservations, and collision-aware scheduling workflows.
A Go service baseline that follows the same configuration, transport, logging, and deployment conventions.
Customer-owned infrastructure artifacts for the supported AWS deployment path.
Local service orchestration intended to simplify repeatable development environments.
Runtime translation and string-template orchestration on the product roadmap.
Scoped customer credentials, rotation, revocation, and usage boundaries for product APIs.
A potential integration layer for mature billing providers; development is demand-gated.