Stop embarrassing yourself in production.

Scan your codebase for launch readiness before you ship. Preflight catches leaked secrets, broken configs, expired SSL, missing SEO tags, security gaps, and 70+ misconfigured services. Just run the command.

Then initialize in your project:

cd your-project
preflight init
preflight scan

$ cd my-awesome-app
$ preflight scan

✈  Preflight Scan Results
   Project: my-app

  📋 ENV        Environment variables are in sync         ✓ OK
  💓 HEALTH     Health endpoint is reachable              ✓ OK
  💳 PAYMENTS   Stripe webhook configured                 ✓ OK
  🐛 ERRORS     Sentry DSN configured                     ✓ OK
  🔒 SECURITY   Security headers are present              ✗ FAIL
                └─ Missing: Content-Security-Policy
  🔐 SSL        SSL certificate is valid                  ✓ OK
  🔍 SEO        SEO metadata is complete                  ✓ OK
  📄 FILES      robots.txt is present                     ✓ OK
  🎨 ICONS      Favicon and app icons present             ⚠ WARN
                └─ Missing: apple-touch-icon

  ✓ Passed: 7    ⚠ Warnings: 1    ✗ Failed: 1

  ✗ Not ready for launch

Why use this?

Because you've shipped broken stuff before. We all have. Forgot to set an env var. Left debug mode on. Pushed with an expired SSL cert. Deployed on a Friday and ruined your weekend. Preflight is just a sanity check.

Run it before you deploy and catch the dumb stuff before your users do. Better yet, add it to your CI pipeline or GitHub Action and never think about it again. No account needed, no config files to maintain, no dashboard to check. Just a command that tells you if you're good to go or not.

It's the "did I leave the stove on?" check for your codebase.