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This workflow chains Rocket’s core capabilities into a single end-to-end process: research your market with Solve, build the product with Build, and deploy via Launch. It’s the most common path for launching something new - from a SaaS product to a landing page to a mobile app.

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When to use this workflow

  • You’re starting a new product and want to make informed decisions before building
  • You need market validation, competitive context, or strategic direction before committing
  • You want a structured process from idea to live product

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The workflow

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Phase 1: Research with Solve

Start with a Solve task to understand the landscape before you build anything.Example scenario: You want to launch a project management tool for freelancers.
Review the report. It might reveal that freelancers care most about simplicity, invoicing integration, and affordability - insights that shape what you build.Follow-up prompt:
Solve gives you a prioritized feature list and strategic direction - before you write a single line of code.
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Phase 2: Build based on findings

Create a Build task and translate your Solve findings into a product. Reference what you learned to write a focused prompt.
Rocket generates the full app. Preview it, test the flows, and iterate:
Keep refining until the app matches your vision.
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Phase 3: Launch

When your app is ready, click Launch in the top-right corner to deploy.
  1. Test in staging - walk through every user flow in the staging environment
  2. Run the pre-launch checklist - content, functionality, design, SEO, and security
  3. Click Launch - your app goes live instantly with a shareable URL
  4. Connect a custom domain - set up your own domain for a professional presence
  5. Optimize - run SEO and performance reports, then ask Rocket to implement improvements
Your product is live. Track how users interact with it using analytics and iterate based on real feedback.

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Example: launching a SaaS product

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Tips for this workflow

  • Let Solve inform your Build prompt. The more specific your research, the better your Build output. Copy key findings directly into your Build prompt.
  • Don’t over-research. A single Solve task with a follow-up is usually enough. Move to Build quickly and let real app interaction reveal what’s missing.
  • Use staging for stakeholder feedback. Share the staging URL with co-founders, advisors, or early users before publishing to production.
  • Launch early, iterate often. A live app with one core feature beats a perfect app that never ships.

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What’s next?

Competitive response

React to competitor moves with Intelligence → Solve → Build.

Your first task

Hands-on tutorial walking through the full workflow.

Solve overview

Learn how Solve research tasks work.

Build overview

Explore everything Build can create.