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# Welcome to Launch Flow

Schedule price changes, theme publishes, and page updates to go live automatically and roll everything back the moment your sale ends.

Launch Flow is a Shopify app that lets you schedule store changes ahead of time so they fire automatically. No staying up at midnight to flip prices for a big sale, and no manual cleanup afterward.

You set up a **launch**: a change (or set of changes) and the date and time it should go live. When that moment arrives, Launch Flow applies the change for you. Before it does, it saves a snapshot of the original values, so when your promotion ends it can restore everything exactly as it was.

### What you can do with Launch Flow

* Run flash sales and seasonal promotions (Black Friday, Cyber Monday, holiday sales)
* Schedule coordinated price drops across many products at a precise time
* Publish a redesigned theme or landing page at launch time
* Set time-boxed promotions that revert automatically when they're over

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**New here?** Start with [Installation & setup](/launch-flow/get-started/installation.md), then schedule your first sale in the [Quick start](/launch-flow/get-started/quick-start.md).
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