Supporting stack review
Next.js app launch-readiness audit.
Ready? Check… Launch! reviews Next.js routing, server/client boundaries, route handlers, environment behavior, deployment assumptions, and launch-critical flows before production exposure.
Launch risk focus
Server-only assumptions leak into client code.
Auth redirects exist without server-side data protection.
API routes miss validation, auth, or webhook verification.
Build passes locally but fails in production.
Generated edits break existing routes without CI catching it.
What Ready? Check… Launch! checks
App Router routes, layouts, loading/error states, and protected areas.
Server/client component boundaries and sensitive data handling.
Route handlers, server actions, redirects, and auth/session assumptions.
Build, lint, typecheck, package scripts, and deploy behavior.
Supabase, Stripe, Vercel, and Netlify integration points.
Recommended launch checks
Run and review build/lint/typecheck readiness
Trace protected routes and critical server-side data paths
Map Next.js findings into the audit verdict and fix order
Recommended next step
Include this stack review in a Launch Readiness Audit.
The audit checks the stack in context: real user flows, repo structure, deployment behavior, data boundaries, payments, tests, monitoring, and launch-day rollback.
Get a Launch Readiness Audit