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This week W17 was busy with 5 more launch weeks by Codebuff, Decipher AI, Permit.io, Socket, and Zephyr Cloud. Read their announcements here:

Codebuff Launch Week

AI coding agent

Decipher AI Launch Week

AI-powered session replay analysis

Permit.io CLI Launch Week

Developer-first integrated authZ

Socket Launch Week

Software supply chain security platform

Zephyr Cloud Launch Week 3

Deployment platform for micro-frontends
upcoming They’re launching next week W18:
  • Daytona, an open-source infrastructure to run AI-generated code
  • Knock, a notifications infrastructure

Daytona Create Launch Week 5

Secure and Elastic Infra for Running Your AI-Generated Code

Knock Launch Week

Notifications infrastructure
 Enjoy your week — and keep launching!

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16

This week W16 was busy with 5 more launch weeks by Agenta, Astro, Firecrawl, Theneo, and Wasp. Read their announcements here:

Agenta Launch Week

Open-source LLMOps platform

Astro 5.7 Launch Week

JS framework for content-driven sites

Firecrawl Launch Week III

Web scraping API

Theneo Launch Week 2

AI-powered API documentation

Wasp Launch Week 9

Rails-like framework for React, Node.js and Prisma
 fun fact This week was Wasp’s 2nd launch week of the year, their 9th Launch Week ever. Only Supabase did more (13). upcoming Permit.io, a dev-first integrated autorization solution, is running its 2nd launch week next week W17.

Permit.io CLI Launch Week

Developer-first integrated authZ
 Enjoy your week — and keep launching!

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15

Every week is launch week. This week W15 was the first-ever launch week for Exa — a web search API. Read their announcements here:

Exa Launch Week

Enterprise support for ZDR, faster search and crawl, doubled QPS, new parser
 upcoming Three more launch weeks in the upcoming weeks:
  • Agenta, an open-source LLMOps platform
  • Permit.io, a developer-first integrated authorization tool
  • Wasp, a Rails-like framework for React, Node.js, and Prisma

Agenta Launch Week

Open-source LLMOps platform with prompt management, evaluation, and observability

Permit.io CLI Launch Week

Developer-first integrated authZ

Wasp Launch Week 9

Rails-like framework for React, Node.js, and Prisma
 Enjoy your week — and keep launching!

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14

This week W14 was launch week for Supabase, Ocular, and Langflow. Read the announcements here:

Supabase Launch Week 14

Open-source Firebase alternative

Ocular Launch Week II

Multimodal AI & Computer Vision

Langflow Launch Week

Low-code app builder for multi-agent AI, prompting & RAG
 key takeaways There’s so much to say. I’ll go into more detail in the upcoming weeks — stay tuned. In the meantime, in case you missed it, read this in-depth post by Ant Wilson, Supabase’s CTO, on how they launch at Supabase. Below are some quotes that struck me:
We rarely hold back features until launch week. Quite the opposite is true. We encourage everyone to ship features as early as possible. We’ve found that you can launch a new feature many times over and always manage to reach people who either forgot, ignored, or just plain missed it the first few times. Don’t ship to prod on the launch day. It’s ideal to get all the major integrations done a week early. — Ant Wilson, CTO, Supabase

How we launch at Supabase (by Ant Wilson)

The history and methodology of Supabase Launch Week
 fun fact Supabase’s Launch Week 14 actually is their 13th launch week. upcoming We haven’t tracked any launch week for next week. If you’re planning a launch week, make sure to create an issue or open a pull request to get featured.

supabase-community/launchweek.dev

launchweek.dev on GitHub
 Enjoy your week — and keep launching!