What LaunchLayer is — and is not
ProductionA guided app release workspace for source preparation, signed-build inspection, QA, approvals, store setup, configured builds, and deployment.
What you need
Choose the starting material you actually have: a live HTTPS URL, GitHub repository, source ZIP, signed IPA/APK/AAB, or an existing store application.
What LaunchLayer does
LaunchLayer organizes preparation, inspection, QA, approvals, store assets, compliance information, configured cloud builds, exact identity checks, and supported Apple or Google uploads in one workspace. The workspace uses one human-facing release status language, one guided release journey, one primary next action, evidence explanations, and freshness cues while preserving detailed provider states underneath.
What you still need to do
Maintain developer accounts, provide valid credentials, review generated material, device-test native behavior, and make final store decisions. Upload does not guarantee publication or approval.
Common problems
Choosing a compiled binary when you need source changes, expecting a generated configuration to be a tested backend, or connecting a store app whose identifier does not exactly match the build.