Launchstation: Automated Marketing for Every Release

Shipping code is the fun part. Writing blog posts, creating social graphics, drafting launch emails, recording demos - that's the part nobody signed up for. LaunchStation is built to fix exactly that. It's a platform that automatically generates a complete marketing package every single time you ship code, so you can stay focused on building.
One GitHub Push, a Full Marketing Kit
The idea is simple: connect your GitHub repo, and LaunchStation takes it from there. When you cut a release, a webhook fires and LaunchStation gets to work. By the time you've grabbed your coffee, it has already produced:
- A narrated demo video walking through what changed
- Seven captured screenshots of your app in action
- AI-crafted feature graphics sized for blogs, LinkedIn, and email
- A polished launch email - complete with subject line and full HTML preview, ready to send
All of that from a single GitHub release event. No templates to fill out, no Figma files to wrangle, no agonizing over copy.

Everything Lives in One Place
The Projects dashboard gives you a bird's-eye view of all your apps side by side. Each project keeps a full release history, so you can always look back and see exactly what was generated for any past launch - whether it was triggered by a GitHub webhook or an API call.
Click into any release and you get the full picture: the auto-generated video, all the screenshots, the feature graphics, and the email draft. Everything is organized and ready to review before anything goes out the door.
You're Still in Control
Automation doesn't mean you're locked out of the process. If you want to tweak the copy, swap a graphic, or adjust the email subject line before publishing, just hit Edit. LaunchStation gives you a clean editor to refine anything before it goes live.
Beyond individual releases, the project settings panel lets you customize how the whole pipeline works:
- AI narration voice - pick the tone and style that fits your brand
- Writing tone - keep it technical, keep it casual, or somewhere in between
- Auto-publish - go fully hands-off if you trust the output
- GitHub webhook config - wire everything up in a few clicks

Why This Actually Matters
Most developer tools get shipped and then... silently released. A commit message on GitHub, maybe a quick tweet if you remember. That's a real shame, because every release is a chance to show users what you've built and keep them engaged.
LaunchStation makes it effortless to actually market your releases - without pulling in a designer, a copywriter, or spending your Sunday afternoon on it. It's the kind of tool that pays for itself the first time you ship something on a Friday and wake up Monday to find the launch email already went out and your demo video is live.
Get Started
If you're tired of letting good releases go unannounced, LaunchStation is worth a look. Hook it up to your GitHub repo, configure your preferences, and let it handle the marketing side while you focus on writing code.