I built Shipcheck after seeing too many launches where small technical issues caused real problems on day one — broken links, slow pages, misconfigured SSL, missing security headers, DNS/email setup mistakes, etc.
The goal isn’t to replace full SEO tools. It’s a focused pre-launch audit you run right before deployment to catch issues that affect trust, crawlability, and conversions.
It crawls the site, checks technical and infrastructure signals, and gives a readiness score with prioritised fixes and alerts you through Slack and Discord.
how does this compare to just running Lighthouse + security header checks via CLI? I currently use Claude Code to run similar audits before deploying my SaaS and it catches most of these. What does Shipcheck give me that a scripted approach doesn't?
Hi HN,
I built Shipcheck after seeing too many launches where small technical issues caused real problems on day one — broken links, slow pages, misconfigured SSL, missing security headers, DNS/email setup mistakes, etc.
The goal isn’t to replace full SEO tools. It’s a focused pre-launch audit you run right before deployment to catch issues that affect trust, crawlability, and conversions.
It crawls the site, checks technical and infrastructure signals, and gives a readiness score with prioritised fixes and alerts you through Slack and Discord.
Would appreciate honest feedback
how does this compare to just running Lighthouse + security header checks via CLI? I currently use Claude Code to run similar audits before deploying my SaaS and it catches most of these. What does Shipcheck give me that a scripted approach doesn't?