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The launches I’m watching right now

I’m a launch specialist — following digital product launches, sitting through the webinars, mapping the funnels and promoting the ones I rate is what I do. Every week something new goes live with a countdown and a big claim. Most I ignore. The few I think are genuinely worth a look are the ones I write about here: what they do, who they fit, and where I’d be careful.

I only feature things I’ve actually looked at and would tell a friend about. If a launch isn’t on this page, it didn’t make the cut.

Live launch Sep 13

iGloo App

Community software · free live launch Sun Sep 13, 4 PM ET (Sam Bakker)

iGloo is one of the cleanest ways I’ve seen to start selling community building as a service. You set up a branded members space, connect an AI assistant, and you’ve got something a local business will happily pay you every month to run. Sam Bakker opens it up on a free live launch on September 13 — and just for registering you get a Local Lead Finder that shows you which businesses in your city to approach first.

Why I’m featuring it

Local businesses — gyms, clinics, studios, coaches — want a paid community or a members area, and almost none of them want to build one. iGloo lets you launch one fast, put the client’s brand on it, and charge for it — a recurring service you can start offering the same week you get access. The free Lead Finder means you’re never staring at a blank page: pick a niche and a city, and it hands you the list.

Who it’s for

Anyone who wants a real service to sell to local businesses — freelancers, side-hustlers, new agencies. If you’ll do the client work, this gives you something concrete to sell and a way to find the people to sell it to.

Before you register

There are a few versions of the offer, and Sam walks through each one live before any buy button. Go in knowing whether you want it just for yourself or to charge clients, so you pick the right one. The starter version connects to your own ChatGPT or Claude account.

Why I keep this page

Launches are my field. I follow the release calendar, watch the webinars and map the funnels so I can tell a real release from a repackaged one, then I put the shortlist somewhere public. If it stops you buying something that wasn’t a fit, or points you to one that was, it did its job.

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Contact

Questions, or a launch you think I should look at: digitalpath.gss@gmail.com