"launch custom" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to introduce or start something that has been specially designed or tailored for a specific purpose or individual. Example sentence: The company plans to launch custom software to meet the unique needs of their clients.
For some context, GroSocial has been primarily focused on its flagship "Customizer" platform, which allows brand managers to launch custom-designed promotional tabs on their Facebook partner networks.
Earlier this week we saw another innovation in the customer-designed product space, when Zazzle launched custom embroidery.
September 2012 — Facebook launches Custom Audiences, allowing advertisers to link their own databases of customer data with Facebook users to be able to target the same individuals with ads on its platform.
Both companies have recently launched "custom audiences" products that facilitate first-party data upload.
Accompanying the launch of its Speed Index, New Relic is also launching custom dashboards for personalized business metrics and correlative info so that users can see how shopping cart abandonment relates to changes in app performance, for example.
In the future, the plan is to allow users to follow each others lists of blogs, which is somewhat similar to Flipboard's newly launched custom magazines, except the lists would contain the blogs themselves, not individual pieces of content.
Today Snapchat launches Custom Lenses, expanding its 2016 launched on-demand geofilter program so you can make temporary, geofenced AR effects that people can add to their Snaps at a special event.
Companies like SomaLogic (CO, USA) and VersaMatrix (Denmark) have launched custom ligand discovery services based on these approaches, and future applications comprised of reduced numbers of purification steps look increasingly promising.
FOURSQUARE Add public spaces to Foursquare, and launch a custom Foursquare badge encouraging visits to City spaces such as parks and cultural centers.
