LaunchCheckRun an audit Privacy, in plain language.
LaunchCheck reads public website content to produce an audit. It does not require an account and does not ask for private website credentials.
Effective September 5, 2026What the service processes
When you submit a URL, LaunchCheck processes that URL, the public responses returned by the website, limited technical request information used for security and rate limiting, and the audit report generated from those responses. If you request an emailed report, it also processes the email address you provide and the report link.
How website content is used
Public homepage text may be sent to the configured AI service to assess audience, value proposition, calls to action, trust, and next-step clarity. Technical facts remain rule-based. Do not submit URLs that expose confidential information without access controls.
Storage and sharing
Audit reports are saved in Vercel storage with a unique report link and may also be cached in your browser session. Anyone with the report link can view the saved URL, score, extracted evidence, and findings. Opening a saved link does not run another audit. Clicking Scan again creates a new report. If saving is unavailable, the page identifies the result as a session-only report. Early-access reports remain stored until removed or the service changes; permanent retention is not guaranteed. If email delivery is enabled, submitted addresses are sent to the configured lead-management provider. Hosting, security, AI, and lead-management providers process data under their own operational retention policies.
Security and abuse prevention
The service restricts private-network targets, limits request size and duration, samples a bounded number of links, and applies request-rate controls. These measures protect the service and the networks it contacts.
Your choices
You can avoid processing by not submitting a URL, and choose whether to share the report link. Closing your browser does not delete an online saved report. For removal requests during early access, use the channel through which you received access. Website owners can restrict public access through access controls; robots directives are not a security boundary.
Changes and contact
This policy may change as account, payment, or saved-report features are introduced. A public support address will be published before paid access opens; early-access users should use the channel through which they received access.