Launchspace was an accelerator for decentralized applications (dApps) built on Radix. It also ran a marketplace where developers could sell Scrypto blueprints and offer audits.
What It Offered
- Accelerator. Mentorship, technical help and guidance for teams building and launching dApps on Radix, along with introductions to other builders and investors in the ecosystem.
- Blueprint marketplace. Developers could share and sell Scrypto blueprints, the templates that Radix components are instantiated from, so that other teams could start from existing code rather than from scratch.
- Audit marketplace. Developers could offer security audits of Radix dApps to the teams building them.
Website (8 October 2026): neither launchspace.app nor beta.launchspace.app resolves to an address. The domain is still registered, until 2033, on Cloudflare nameservers.
See also
- Caper – bonding-curve fundraising for DAO formation
The Babylon beta
The last working version of Launchspace on record is the beta app at beta.launchspace.app, which the Internet Archive captured on 24 May 2024, eight months after the Babylon upgrade. Its page title read "Launchspace - Accelerator for dApps", and the project's GitHub account, opened on 25 February 2021, still describes it as an "Accelerator for Radix dApps" and links the beta as its website.
The archived application bundle shows how the beta was organised. Members published projects and apps, and contributors were tagged by role: blueprint, audit, frontend, backend, devops, design, product, community, growth, legal and admin. The blueprint and audit roles are the two marketplaces described above; the audit section is labelled "Audits for Scrypto Blueprints". The bundle carries the Radix dApp Toolkit configuration for mainnet and the test networks, and the only dApp definition address in it is a Stokenet account, so the beta as captured was connected to Radix's test network rather than to mainnet. It also offered sign-in with GitHub and called an API at api.launchspace.app, which no longer resolves.
The trail ends there. The GitHub account holds one repository, an issue tracker created and last pushed on 1 January 2024, with no issues filed. The Internet Archive holds no capture of the beta after May 2024.