How it works

Set it up once.
Then it runs itself.

LaunchPilot works like a marketing hire who never needs chasing: it plans, drafts, and prepares the work on its own — then brings it to you for a yes or a no.

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The four steps

01
Tell it about your startup
Your product, your goal, and who you're trying to reach. Two minutes, once. Everything the agent writes and every contact it looks for comes from this — so the more specific you are, the sharper the work. "Founders of early-stage B2B SaaS" beats "companies" every time.
02
Connect what you already own
Your inbox for outreach, your blog for posts, your lead tools for finding contacts. LaunchPilot acts only through accounts that belong to you — it never creates accounts on your behalf and never sends from an address that isn't yours.
03
It works while you build
Every day the agent plans what marketing to do, searches for people worth contacting, writes content, and prepares each message. No prompting, no reminders, no "what should I post today". It runs in the background, including overnight.
04
You approve over coffee
One screen, once a day. Read what it prepared, edit anything that isn't right, approve what's good, skip what isn't. Approved work goes out from your own accounts, spaced naturally. Nothing you haven't seen ever leaves.
A night in the life

What happens between midnight and your first coffee

The agent doesn't wait to be asked. It plans the day's marketing, searches for people worth reaching, writes what needs writing — and stops at the one thing it isn't allowed to do alone.

See what it can do
agent.log — last night ● live
02:14✓Found 12 leads matching your ICP
02:31✓Drafted 12 personalised emails
03:07✓Wrote blog post — "Activation, not signups"
04:52✓Spotted 3 growth opportunities
waiting for you — 1 of 12
"Hi Sara — noticed your team just shipped a new onboarding flow. Quick question about how you're measuring activation…"
nothing leaves without your yes
The daily rhythm

Five minutes a day. That's the whole job.

Each morning

Open the approval queue, read what the agent prepared, send what's good.

Once a week

Skim the growth radar and answer any mentions worth a reply. Fifteen minutes.

Never

Writing a cold email from scratch at 11pm because you forgot about marketing again.

Questions founders ask

How much time does this actually take me?
Setup is a couple of minutes. After that, most founders spend around five minutes a day in the approval screen and fifteen minutes a week reviewing opportunities. That's the whole commitment.
What if I don't like what it wrote?
Edit it in place before approving, or skip it entirely. You can rewrite the recipient, subject, and body of any outreach email — nothing is locked.
Do I need to be technical?
No. Connecting your inbox is a single sign-in. Connecting a lead tool means pasting an API key from that tool's settings — and we link you straight to where it lives.
What happens if I ignore it for a week?
Work piles up in the queue and nothing is sent. The agent keeps preparing, but it never decides to act on its own because you were slow.

Wake up to work
already done.

Set up your agent in minutes. Approve your first drafts tomorrow morning.

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