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Capabilities

Everything a launch needs, on one record.

WaitForge collects, verifies, grows, and activates a launch audience. Every surface writes to the same record, so what you learn at signup is still there on launch day.

15 capabilities, one audience record.

247 people in line
confirmed their email
198
have not yet
49
  1. Position 1, identity hidden, Confirmed
  2. Position 2, identity hidden, Confirmed
  3. Position 3, identity hidden, Confirmed
  4. Position 4, identity hidden, Waiting
Every signup keeps its source, consent, and answers on one record.
Example workspace · sample data
Capabilities
15 in 7 groups
Collection
Hosted, embed, own domain
Isolation
Audited per workspace
Your data
Exportable, always

The product shape

An address shows who arrived. The record shows who to invite.

WaitForge keeps the identity, intent, and launch history together. Your team sees the next move without rebuilding the story.

  • Identity stays verifiedThe address, consent, and lifecycle state remain connected.
  • Intent stays visibleAnswers, source, and referral evidence travel with the person.
  • The next action stays clearUpdates, exports, and delivery history show what happened next.

One person · one record

Every touchpoint adds decision context.

Decision-ready

Signals added

  • Collect Pages, embeds, forms
  • Verify Email and consent
  • Grow Source and referrals
  • Act Updates and handoffs

Audience record

One person. The full launch context.

Verified profile
Identity
Verified
[email protected]
Consent
Recorded
Launch updates
Intent
Qualified
Team plan · Q4
Source
Attributed
Founder referral

Next decision

Invite this person to the launch.

Ready to act
Every launch surface strengthens the same audience record. Identity, consent, intent, source, and action history stay with the person.

Keep the context that made the signup useful.

A signup list answers who arrived. The audience record keeps the evidence that helps you decide what to do next.

The comparison follows one person from first interest to the launch handoff.

Identity

Basic signup list
An address and a timestamp
WaitForge audience record
Address, verification, and lifecycle state

Permission

Basic signup list
A current opt-in field
WaitForge audience record
The consent text, state, and evidence

Intent

Basic signup list
Notes in another tool
WaitForge audience record
Campaign answers attached at signup

Momentum

Basic signup list
A separate referral total
WaitForge audience record
Source, referral attribution, and progress

Handoff

Basic signup list
A fresh export each time
WaitForge audience record
Export and delivery history with the person

Follow the work, not the product menu.

Each group states what the capability does, why it matters, and where the buyer can inspect the complete path.

15released capabilities across 7 launch jobs

Collect

Get the signup, wherever the person meets you.

See the collection path
  1. Hosted campaign pages

    What it does

    Publish a branded signup page with no site of your own.

    Why it matters

    A launch can start the day you decide, not the week the site is ready.

  2. Embedded forms

    What it does

    Drop one script into a page you already own.

    Why it matters

    Your story stays on your site while the record still lands here.

  3. Custom domains

    What it does

    Serve a campaign from your own hostname once it is verified.

    Why it matters

    The page reads as yours, because it is.

Verify

Know the address is real and the consent is recorded.

See the identity lifecycle
  1. Email verification

    What it does

    Confirm each address before it counts as launch-ready.

    Why it matters

    A launch list full of unconfirmed addresses is a delivery problem waiting to happen.

  2. Consent evidence

    What it does

    Record what a person agreed to, and when.

    Why it matters

    The evidence stays attached to the person, so you can answer a question months later.

Grow

Let the people who arrived early bring the rest.

See how momentum builds
  1. Referrals

    What it does

    Give each signup a link and track who they bring.

    Why it matters

    The referral attaches to a record that already exists, so nothing is rebuilt.

  2. External actions

    What it does

    Send someone to a step off-platform and record that they took it.

    Why it matters

    The launch does not stop at the edge of one tool.

Understand

See a person, not a row in a spreadsheet.

See the audience lifecycle
  1. The audience record

    What it does

    Hold the answers, the source, the state, and the history in one place.

    Why it matters

    You decide who to invite first from what you know, not from what you remember.

  2. Campaign questions

    What it does

    Ask what you need at signup and keep it on the record.

    Why it matters

    Qualification stops living in somebody's head.

Act

Do something with the audience you built.

Find the right launch action
  1. Launch updates

    What it does

    Send progress to the people who asked to hear it.

    Why it matters

    An audience you never speak to is an audience that forgets you.

  2. Exports

    What it does

    Take the whole record out whenever you want it.

    Why it matters

    Your audience is yours. Leaving is never a hostage negotiation.

Connect

Make the rest of your stack aware of the launch.

Compare integration paths
  1. Public API

    What it does

    Read and write the audience from your own systems.

    Why it matters

    A custom signup flow does not mean a custom database.

  2. Signed webhooks

    What it does

    Push each event to your endpoint, signed so you can trust it.

    Why it matters

    Your other tools stay current without anyone copying rows by hand.

Operate

Run more than one launch without mixing them up.

Compare workspace limits
  1. Workspaces

    What it does

    Keep each client or product in its own tenant.

    Why it matters

    Separation is enforced on every query, and the claim is machine-audited.

  2. Team roles

    What it does

    Invite people and control what they reach.

    Why it matters

    A studio can hand a launch over without handing over everything.

Build an audience you can act on.

Publish a campaign, collect real intent, and reach launch day knowing who is waiting and what they asked for.

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