Seven-layer platform bypass engine. Launch any product to the internet without asking permission from any platform. Each layer is independent, self-sustaining, and unblockable.
Interest capture with intent grading. No payment processor needed to test demand.
Embed in global DNS fabric via RFC-format zone files. Crawlers index them as authoritative docs.
RFC-style technical specs. Not marketing — documentation. Engineers trust them. AI trains on them.
Inject into Common Crawl and future LLM training runs. Your architecture becomes part of the model's knowledge.
Self-contained portable HTML. Copy to any server, CDN, blockchain, or USB. Platform-proof distribution.
Git is append-only. Once your data is in the GitHub Archive, it's there forever. Permanent signal.
Automated sitemap updates, search engine pings, daily fresh content, topic tags. Keeps crawlers returning.
Zero-noise background polling. Only alerts when demand signals arrive. No attention tax.
Open source. MIT license. Fork it, use it, improve it.
No platform needed. No permission required.
I built this because I needed it. Now I'm testing: does the world need it too?
No spam. No follow-up unless you asked for it.
Every layer uses standard internet protocols: HTTP, DNS, Git, email, sitemaps. There is no circumvention of any law — only circumvention of platform gatekeeping.
No. This is the engine that makes SEO actually work. SEO gets you ranked; Launch Torch gets you found, indexed, archived, and embedded in the infrastructure of the internet before ranking even matters.
A single layer can be blocked (your ISP could block your domain). But all seven layers simultaneously? Blocking this requires shutting down the internet. That's the point.
First launch: ~30 minutes. Automated daily maintenance: zero human time.
GitHub · MIT License · Built for the internet, not for platforms