Private beta

Upload a zip.
Get a launch kit.

GoLiveOS reads your scripts or app, shows what is missing to go live, and generates the deployment files, sign-in, payments and checklist to ship it.

A glowing GoLiveOS cube. An archive and scripts flow in (free-flow ideas are coming soon); deployment files, sign-in, payments, a scraper wrapper and a checklist flow out.

From a zip to live in three steps

  1. 01

    Upload

    Drop in a .zip, .tar.gz, .tgz or .tar of your project. A scraper, a script, an API or a full app. GoLiveOS inventories it without installing or running anything.

    Coming soon: or describe an idea in your own words and turn it into a project.

  2. 02

    Audit

    You get a readiness score and a list of checks for hosting, secrets, sign-in and billing. Every finding points at the file and line that proves it.

  3. 03

    Launch

    Download a launch kit with the files to deploy, plus a step-by-step checklist you can tick off as you go.

Know what blocks you

The audit is evidence-backed. If it cannot cite a file for a claim, it does not make the claim.

  • Hard-coded keys and committed .env files
  • Missing sign-in or billing on a public endpoint
  • Hosting that cannot run your app (browser, disk, long jobs)
  • A custom domain checklist for your target host

Example audit Not ready

2 blocking issues

  • Blocking: Live Stripe key hard-coded in server.js
  • Blocking: Committed .env exposes a database password
  • Warning: No sign-in on the Express routes
  • Passed: Runs on Node 22 with a container host

Sample project. Your results are specific to your upload.

Everything in the launch kit

Your code stays inert

  • Read-only static analysis, never executed or installed
  • The analyzer report records only a salted hash of any secret it finds, never the value
  • Each project is private to your account
  • Your original archive stays in private storage until you delete the project, and deleting removes it

Read, never run

Uploaded code is treated as hostile. It is unpacked in isolation and parsed for facts, and the audit sees a structured summary, not your source. Your original archive is kept in private storage tied to your account until you delete the project.

Find out what is missing

Upload a zip or paste a public GitHub repository, and get your readiness score in about a minute.

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