Launch week, handled by your agent.
Scopeology tracks every launch task, answers your phone, sorts the inbox flood and sends bug fixes to cloud agents while you stay on the launch.
- WorkingWebsiteReproducing the error on a phone-size screen
- DoneInboxLaunch replies sorted, 5 need you
From a week out to a week after.
What you might say at each point of a launch, and what Scopeology does with it.
- A week outDoneMake a launch checklist from the plan doc and give every item a date.18 tasks on the Launch project, dated through Thursday. Three are on you.
- Two days outDoneBook a 20-minute check-in with the team every morning this week.Five check-ins booked, each with a video room. Notes will land on the Launch project.
- Launch morningNeeds youWho called while I was on the podcast?A partner asking for the press kit by noon. It's first on your list, with their number.
- Launch afternoonWorkingCheckout fails when someone uses a coupon. Have the agent fix it.The store agent found the cause and is running the checkout tests now.
- The day afterDoneWhat did people ask most in email?Mostly setup questions. I drafted one answer you can send to all 23 of them.
- A week afterDoneWhat's still open from the launch?Three bugs and two partner follow-ups. All five are on Monday, bugs first.
Your launch crew, split in two.
A launch needs someone tracking everything and someone making the calls. Scopeology tracks. You call it.
Scopeology runs
The work that piles up the week you have the least time for it.
- Launch checklistTurns your plan into dated tasks on one launch project, and tells you what is behind.
- Inbox floodSorts launch email into what needs you, what can wait and what already has a drafted reply.
- CallsAnswers your number while you are on stage or on a call, and turns each message into a task.
- FixesSends bugs to cloud agents that fix, test and report back. Watch, stop or rerun any job.
- Check-insBooks the daily stand-up with a video room and saves the notes as tasks.
- RecapCollects what shipped, what broke and what people asked, ready for the post-launch review.
Stays with you
The moments a launch needs you, by name.
- The announcementThe words, the date and the go call.
- Press, partners and first buyersIt prepares the brief. You do the talking.
- Approving codeAgents bring finished, tested work for your review before it ships.
- What to cutWhen time runs out, you choose what waits for next week.
Your laptop can close. The launch keeps moving.
Scopeology and its agents run in the cloud. A fix started at the airport keeps going while you board, and the result is waiting when you land. Every job shows its steps, so you can see exactly what the agent changed before you approve it.
See how cloud agents work, how your phone line takes messages, or what a technical founder hands off. The plan is on Pricing.
Questions about launching with an agent
Can it handle launch day if I'm on calls all day?
Yes. It answers your number, takes messages, sorts email and keeps agent jobs running in the cloud. When you get a minute, ask "what happened?" and it gives you the short version.
Does it push code live on its own?
No. Cloud agents make the change, run the tests and report back. You review the result before it ships.
Do I need a separate project tool for the launch?
No. The launch gets its own project in Scopeology with tasks, dates, notes and files, and your agent tracks it with the rest of your work.
Does my laptop need to stay open during the launch?
No. Scopeology and its agents run in the cloud. Use it from your phone anywhere.
Run your next launch from one agent.
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