Know what exists
A working inventory of the internal tools, dashboards, automations, and AI workflows your team relies on.
Internal tool control
Airlaunch finds the dashboards, apps, automations, and AI workflows your team depends on - then makes ownership, access, data, and cleanup work clear.
Request an assessmentA short call to see whether an audit is useful.

After the audit
Airlaunch gives the people responsible for IT and engineering a shared view of what is running and what needs attention.
A working inventory of the internal tools, dashboards, automations, and AI workflows your team relies on.
A clear owner, backup owner, account, and purpose for every tool that matters to the business.
A practical priority list for access, accounts, secrets, data, stale tools, and next decisions.
What slips through
The deployment is usually easy. The trouble arrives later, when a useful internal tool falls outside the company's normal ownership and review process.

How it works
We start wide, go deep only where the risk justifies it, and leave you with a path your existing team can use.
We gather the tools your teams have built, where they live, and what they are used for.
We map ownership, accounts, access, data, secrets, and the tools that need closer attention.
You get a prioritized cleanup plan your IT and engineering teams can act on immediately.
What you receive
Not a generic score or a thirty-page policy memo. The report shows the tools you have, the gaps that matter, and the next action for each one.
See if an audit fits your teamInternal tools
Control review
The point
Internal tools are useful. Airlaunch helps make sure they stay useful when people change roles, systems change, and the business relies on them more than anyone expected.
Pricing
Fixed scope. No open-ended consulting engagement.
Best for a first pass across the tools you know about.
Best for teams that need a closer look at high-risk tools.
Start here
Reach out for a short assessment call. We'll talk through the tools your team has built, decide whether an audit is useful, and scope the right starting point.