Verification-first software launch
Software should prove it works.
Turn any repository into running software with a deterministic launch plan, live execution, and reproducible results. Preview launches in seconds, Verified confirms complex environments, and Canonical preserves trusted executions that others can run again.
Live proof
github.com/facebook/react
Supported stack
Languages, frameworks, databases, desktop shells, git hosts, and execution platforms we already understand well enough to preview, verify, plan, launch, and inspect.
A product surface that feels like execution intelligence.
The point is not another README wrapper. It is a place where repository reality becomes visible quickly enough to choose a goal, review a plan, and run with confidence.
Repository
Start with Preview
The first step produces repository understanding close to the code: workspaces, runtime hints, environment needs, and launchability signals.
Plan
Promote only when needed
When launch or persistence needs more certainty, Preview promotes into Verified so the richer contract, CAS surface, and execution plan can exist.
Results
Keep outcomes inspectable and reusable
The run finishes with results, workspace history, live links when available, and reusable verified or canonical evidence instead of disappearing into logs.
Launch badges should look like real proof.
Badges and launch pages should come from real verified or canonical outcomes. Treat them like executable evidence, not decorative stickers.
Launch badge
facebook/react
Maintainer badge
Generate the README badge
Paste the repo, copy the markdown, and preview the launch page.
[](https://trythissoftware.com/launch/owner/repo)Registered repositories render launchable status. Unknown repositories stay in analyze mode until they are run or adopted.