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Don't hire me.

About half the enquiries I get do not need a developer; they need the decisions made in the right order and the honest method for building it themselves with AI. These kits are that method, written down, nothing held back. And if you get partway through and decide to hire me for the same job after all, the kit price comes off the invoice, so you cannot lose money by starting here.

Start with the Website Kit Compare: hiring me instead

The kits

Ready, and being written.

The Website Kit

Ready. Build a proper small-business website yourself over a few weekends: what kind of site you actually need, the domain/hosting/email foundations owned in your name, two build tracks (WordPress or an AI-built site), the real prompt pack I work with, the launch checklist, and the maintenance habit. Six documents, honest about its own limits. What's in it, and the price →

The Builder's Kit

Ready. The professional tier, annual licence: Claude Code in a terminal, the .md scaffolding that makes AI output reliable, architecture judgement, hosting and DNS, security for your actual threat model, and the verification habits underneath it all. Nine documents; the same method my paid work runs on, nothing held back. It even sets itself up: hand the zip to Claude Code and it interviews you, writes your scaffolding and builds the first increment before handing you the controls. Your downloads stay yours even if you never renew. What's in it, and the price →

The Brief Kit

Next. How to write a specification an AI, or any developer, can actually build from: the business-analysis method from eleven years of doing it, as a fill-in playbook. The cheapest insurance that exists against paying for the wrong software.

The Rescue Kit

Queued. Take back control of your own website: find out what you own, recover the domain and the accounts, audit what the last developer left, and decide repair versus rebuild with a clear head.

The Automation, AI and Store Kits

Queued. Your first five automations without hiring anyone; setting up AI properly in a small business; setting up Shopify with the accounting join right from day one. Each draws on the free answers, which are the try-before-you-buy for all of this.

Want one of the queued kits bumped up the order? Say so; the queue moves by demand, and asking costs nothing.

Why sell the method?

Because it's true.

My paid work is built on written specifications, AI leverage and sceptical checking; the kits are that method, adapted for someone who does not code. Most jobs that reach me were never going to spend developer money, and pretending otherwise wastes everyone's time. A kit gets those jobs done properly, and the few that outgrow DIY come back knowing exactly how I work. Every kit says plainly when to stop doing it yourself; that page is the sales pitch for the services, and it is also just true.