About launchsphere
"It's not the car, it's the driver"
Weak inputs lead to weak results. It's not about buying more AI tools. It's about using the ones you already have, better.
LaunchSphere takes your rough ideas and turns them into prompts that actually work. Less back-and-forth, less "that's not what I meant."
AI won't think for you. It just speeds up whatever you're already doing. The real question is whether that's worth speeding up.
Why LaunchSphere Exists
Last year, I spent far too much money on AI tools. ChatGPT, Claude Pro, Cursor, Perplexity, you name it. I thought stacking subscriptions would mean stacking output. It didn't. The tools were fine. My prompts weren't.
I built this for myself first. But turns out a lot of people have the same problem: spending money on AI tools and still getting generic results. Not because the AI is bad, but because we're all asking it the wrong way.
LaunchSphere is how I fixed it for myself. You give it a rough idea, it gives you back a prompt the AI can actually do something with. Better inputs mean:
- Time saved
- Less frustration
- More value from the tools you already pay for
I built LaunchSphere on my own. It's free to use, with a $7 Pro option if you're using AI all day and want unlimited access. No investors, no growth hacks. Just something I wish I had before I wasted money figuring this out the hard way.
I still use it every day. If it ever stops being useful to me, I'll probably shut it down. That's the bar.