Launch room
Launch day.
No loose ends.
Before Friday
COMPANY WIKI
The way we work.
everyday objects
Find your
focus.
Let's get this launched.
IN THE EDITOR
Scheduled Reports.
Monday, handled.
Draft saved
EVERY
FRI
Competitor watch
On it. Every week.
Scattered across your tools. Connected in one answer.
You: What should we prioritize next?
Juno: Build shared reports next. Customers ask for it in support and sales calls. It’s already on your roadmap.
Keep our company wiki organized and up to date.
A little knowledge. Everywhere. Launch notes · Sales talking points · Support answers
Based on these files, what should we build next?
Make reports easy to share. Customers want a simple link. It also supports this quarter’s reporting priority.
Put that context to work with your brand, skills, and preferences. Get a feature announcement that already sounds like you.
You: Announce Scheduled Reports. Make it look and sound like us.
Juno: Here it is, in your brand.
Use our launch skill to announce Shared Reports.
Using your skill: Announce a feature.
Too much detail. For weekly updates, give me three bullets. Decisions first.
Got it. I’ll remember that.
Write this week’s company update.
Give Juno the hands-on work, too. Research the web, fix the spreadsheet, or prepare a draft in your CMS.
You: Turn these sales exports into one clean workbook.
Juno: Sales report.xlsx · January to March. All sales, ready to use.
Compare e-signature tools for our sales proposals.
Here’s the difference. Juno’s take: For sales proposals, I’d try PandaDoc first.
Add this article and cover to our CMS. Save it as a draft.
Draft saved.
Build the tool your team needs, right in chat. A launch dashboard puts owners, blockers, and customer commitments in one place.
You: Build a launch dashboard with owners, blockers, and customer commitments.
Juno: Your launch. In one place. Owners, blockers, and commitments, live in a preview.
Connect our launch checklist so the dashboard stays up to date.
Every owner. One view. Checklist connected.
Publish the launch dashboard at launch.yourcompany.com.
Let’s go live.
Live at launch.yourcompany.com.
Organize posts, publish to your website, and collect leads with Juno’s built-in CMS.
You: Organize these posts into our blog and publish them.
Juno: Your posts. All in one place.
Draft the Scheduled Reports announcement. I’ll review it before it goes live.
Ready for your review.
Looks good. Publish it.
Published to your website.
Alex is in. Want me to send the workshop details?
Carry the context into your tools. Turn a customer-call request into a Linear issue, with the details already attached.
You: Turn the invoice export request from yesterday’s call into a Linear issue.
Juno: Ready for your approval.
Juno: Created in Linear. Call attached, too.
Create this Linear issue?
Open our billing portal and check the invoice export options.
I’ll take a look.
CSV or PDF. Filtered by date. Want me to export last month?
Share the launch update in #team.
Post this to #team?
Make useful work recurring. A weekly competitor watch brings you the changes and suggested responses, so you can focus on the decisions.
You: Watch our competitors for product and pricing changes. Brief me every Friday at 9 AM.
Juno: I’m setting that up.
Juno: Consider it covered. A weekly briefing, right here.
Brief me every Friday at 9 AM.
Every Friday at 9:00 AM. Starting October 02.
Your competitor briefing is ready. Three changes this month, each with a source.
Connect a release to the customers who wanted it. Make every follow-up personal.
Finance team
Customer · via Intercom
Can we export invoices for a date range?
Customer requestInvoice exports
ShippedMatched to the people who asked.
Finance team
Cedar & Co.
Northwind
Subject
The invoice export you asked for
You mentioned that finance needed invoices for a specific date range. That's now live.
Choose your dates, then download a CSV. Ready for your next reconciliation.
You stay in control.
Ready to send these personal follow-ups?
Awaiting your approval
Juno is there wherever the work is: on your screen, in the thread, across the team.
Launch plan
Ready for Friday.
Website ready
Social posts ready
Customer email
What's left before launch?
Just the customer email.
Quick Ask on Mac.
Ask about your screen. Stay in your flow.
Launch day
The announcement is ready.
Looks good. Let's ship.
One conversation. Together.
Shared conversations.
Bring a teammate in. Keep the context together.
Project
Product launch
Product team
Connected tools
LinearProduct team
SlackProduct team
Access, on your terms.
Projects & team access.
Organize the work. Choose who can use each tool.
