LifeMap Final Audit
Launch command centre.
The architecture is complete. Now the product needs route testing, polish and real user feedback.
Launch readiness
91%
Architecture complete. Real-world testing and polish still needed.
Launch decision
Soft-test ready, not broad-public ready yet.
Routes
62
21 critical · 35 high
Green checks
4
Amber checks
5
Red checks
0
Top 10 pages to test first
Test 1 · Public entry
/lifemap/launch
Test 2 · First-user journey
/lifemap/start-here
Test 3 · First-user journey
/lifemap/first-minute
Test 4 · Daily use
/lifemap/lifepulse
Test 5 · Future-self
/lifemap/future-self
Test 6 · Whole-life map
/lifemap/domains
Test 7 · Companion
/lifemap/companion
Test 8 · Viral loop
/lifemap/viral-archetypes
Test 9 · Retention
/lifemap/retention
Test 10 · Trust layer
/lifemap/privacy-centre
Best first-user path
Audit checklist
404 route check
Manual check requiredOpen each critical and high-priority route on production and confirm it resolves.
Button and link check
Manual check requiredClick the nav chips and CTAs on launch, start-here, LifePulse, future-self, domains, companion, viral and retention pages.
Mobile layout check
Manual check requiredCheck launch, start-here, LifePulse, future-self, domains, companion and share-card-v2 on mobile width.
First-user journey
Recommended path definedBest path should be launch → start-here → first-minute → LifePulse → future-self → domains → companion → viral archetype.
Duplicate navigation cleanup
Polish recommendedAfter route testing, remove noisy nav chips and keep each page focused on one next action.
Public entry point
Decision madeUse /lifemap/launch as the public entry point and /lifemap/start-here as the first action.
Launch page polish
Design polish recommendedGive /lifemap/launch a v0 design polish pass before inviting wider testers.
Tester invite flow
Ready to refineUse /lifemap/tester-invite but simplify the ask to 5–10 trusted testers.
Final launch-readiness score
ActiveUse this audit page as the command centre for final polish.
Polish priorities
Priority 1
Test the top 10 pages first before checking the full route list.
Priority 2
Make /lifemap/launch the cleanest public-facing page.
Priority 3
Make /lifemap/start-here the simplest first-user path.
Priority 4
Reduce duplicate nav links after all routes are confirmed live.
Priority 5
Check mobile layout on the 8 most important pages.
Priority 6
Invite a tiny tester group before adding more features.
Priority 7
Track where testers feel most seen, confused or likely to return.
Grouped route audit