Most teams launch on a feeling. GTM turns launch readiness into something you can measure, plan and close — with the coding agent you already run.
Shipping software is easy; knowing whether it's ready for real users is not. Reviews exist, but they end at a report — a static PDF that ages the moment it's written. We wanted the opposite: a live control plane where a gap becomes a brief, a brief becomes a pull request, and the score only moves once the fix is verified.
The key insight is that the customer already has the right actor — their own coding agent, with access to their repo and their keys. GTM never touches your code. It's a broker: it holds the briefs, the statuses and the evidence, and lets your agent do the work.
Absent isn't zero. If we couldn't measure it, we say so — no invented stats.
Read-only discovery, secrets redacted. PRs are opened by your agent, not ours.
A witness ships with every invariant. Green for the right reason, or not at all.
A small, senior team — builders who've shipped launch-readiness, agent infrastructure and assessment engines before. Names shown are illustrative for this preview.
GTM is one product in the brandX suite — one login, one wallet, same origin across gtm.inc/mresearch, gtm.inc/gtm and more. Outputs become inputs: commission a market-research report from mresearch and its findings flow into GTM as measured evidence.