launchastro.com went live on 4 September 2026. It's a small site and it says small things, which is the point.
Hub is the operations platform Agency Astro runs on. It's being released under the Launch Astro label, and this site is where you can watch that happen without having to clone anything first.
There's no signup, no pricing page and no contact form pretending to be a sales funnel. The main thing to do here is read the roadmap and follow the org on GitHub.
The roadmap is the real thing
The board on this site isn't a marketing roadmap. It's a projection of the same file the agents work from, with client names, machine names and deploy ids scrubbed out and nothing else changed.
That means it carries rows that are blocked, rows that are deferred, and rows that are built but not switched on. Most public roadmaps quietly drop those. This one doesn't, because a roadmap that only shows wins isn't a roadmap.
What it doesn't claim
Built and on are different claims, and the copy keeps them apart. Where the board says a thing is built but dark, the site says built but dark.
The status page is the most conservative page on the site. If anything else here reads more confidently than that page does, the other page is wrong.
That's the whole opening position. Read the roadmap, and if you'd want to run this in your own shop, say so on GitHub.