Claude
Your cofounder
Builds the site, writes the copy, designs the brand, and debugs the thing at 11pm. The prompts in ShipWolf are the exact ones I paste in.
The solo-founder launch kit
Ship a real business this afternoon.
ShipWolf turns Claude into a design agency: a professional website that doesn't look AI-made, sells like it should, gets found on Google and ChatGPT, and costs almost nothing to run. One payment. No code, no team, no subscription.
Built by the founder behind SideRoad, who is building $1M in public. Re-tested on every launch I actually ship.
Founding-member price. Limited spots. When they're full, the price goes up.
# Paste straight into Claude. Fill the brackets.
You're my brand strategist. My product is [ONE LINE]
for [WHO]. Give me three name options, a
two-sentence voice (how it talks, what it never says), and a
five-color palette with hex codes and the job each color does.
Pick the boldest option you can defend. Then write the
homepage hero: one headline, one subhead, one button.
one of 60+ in the kit
Prompt 3 of sixty-plus today, plus every prompt I ship next.
What the kit actually does
Claude, turned into a design agency.
Not “an AI made me a website.” A studio-grade process that runs the same way every time, checks its own work, and builds pages that sell.
A pro designer inside Claude.
Instead of Claude just “making a website,” it follows the same playbook a real design studio uses, every single time.
Your site won't look like an AI made it.
It knows every AI-website cliché: the same gradients, the same three little cards, the same robot-sounding words. It's banned from using them.
It writes like a human, not a bot.
No “unlock your potential,” no “seamless solutions,” no em dashes. It writes the way a real person who knows the business would talk.
It checks its own work.
It takes real screenshots of your site on desktop, tablet, and phone, looks at them, and fixes what's broken before showing you. Most AI tools guess and hope.
It studies your industry first.
Before designing, it researches what the best sites in your field look like right now and what makes your customers actually buy. A gym and a law firm need different psychology. It knows that.
Built to sell, not just look nice.
Every landing page follows real buying psychology: grab attention in three seconds, prove you're trustworthy, answer doubts, make saying yes feel safe.
Google and ChatGPT can find you.
SEO and AI-search optimization are baked in automatically. You don't have to ask, or even know what those words mean.
It holds your hand from zero to live.
The launch path walks you step by step: pick a name, buy the domain, build the site, put it online, set up email. Built for people who've never done any of it.
Editing is just talking.
New hours, new prices, a new page? Type a sentence in a chat. Done. No web guy, no monthly website bill.
A head start, not a blank page.
Two ready-made starter sites, 63 copy-paste prompts, and example sites showing exactly what the output looks like.
Cheap compared to the alternative.
An agency charges thousands. A site builder charges you forever. This is one purchase, and everything you make is 100% yours.
Five tools, not fifteen
The whole stack fits on one card.
Most no-code courses make you juggle a dozen platforms. I run everything on five and know each one cold. Here's the job each one does.
Netlify
Your host
Drag a folder into the browser and you're live on a real URL. Free tier, forms built in, no server to babysit.
Beehiiv
Your list
Email and a signup page that converts. Where your first hundred subscribers live before you have anything else.
Namecheap
Your name
A domain for ten bucks and the five-minute DNS setup everyone overthinks. One prompt walks you through the records.
Gmail
Your front desk
A real address on your own domain, plus the inbox your first customers actually email. Boring, free, done in minutes.
And the stack keeps improving. When a new tool or program earns its place in how I build, you get it too, the prompts, the platform integration, and the workflow to run it. New skillset, same one-time price.
What you get today, and forever
Everything's a copy-paste away.
Not a video library you'll never finish. The actual prompts, codebases, and steps, in the order you use them, and growing every month.
60+ prompts, battle-tested across real builds
Brand, copy, design, calculators, SEO, debugging, every part of a launch has a prompt that's been tuned until it lands on the first paste. Copy, customize, ship.
- brand-voice.prompt
- landing-hero.prompt
- seo-metadata.prompt
- fix-this-bug.prompt
The exact order of moves
What to do first, next, and last, with screenshots. No guessing which step comes when.
Two working starter codebases
Forks of businesses I actually shipped. They cut the build from six hours to about two, the part a generic playbook can't hand you.
Claude gets you unstuck. So do I.
Every prompt is built to walk you through the sticky moments. And if you're still stuck, message me directly, we solve it together, not in a dead forum.
A click-by-click path to live
Every step from empty screen to a real URL, with screenshots for the sticky bits. The reason people finish instead of stalling at 80%.
#setup#build#launch#ship
The founder's cheat sheet
Stack Reference Card, Niche Validation Worksheet, Launch Day Checklist. Printable, no fluff.
A product, not a snapshot
Buy today. Get everything I ship, forever.
ShipWolf isn't a file you download once. It's the live system I run my own businesses with, and one payment covers every piece I add to it.
- The Playbook: 60+ prompts, action path, screenshots
- Calculator Hub starter codebase
- Bonus pack: Stack Card, Niche Worksheet, Launch Checklist
- The Operator Library, pre-built Claude Project files for cold email, launches, newsletters, SEO content, pricing pages
- More starter codebases. Directory Kit, Productized Service Kit, Newsletter Site Kit
- Quarterly playbook refreshes as Claude, Netlify, and Beehiiv evolve
- Every new prompt I write
- Every new tool added to the stack, with its prompts, integration, and workflow
- Every new codebase I ship
- Every operator I build
- Every update, forever, included
This isn't a snapshot, it's the live system I run my businesses with. You're not buying my system from today. You're getting my system, forever.
Zero to live
The afternoon, hour by hour.
Not lessons, a sequence of moves. This is the path I follow on every launch. Your clock shifts an hour either way.
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0:00 · Validate
Pick the idea and pressure-test it
Run the Niche Validation Worksheet and one Claude prompt. If the idea's weak, you find out in fifteen minutes, not three weeks.
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0:30 · Brand
Lock the name, voice, and look
One brand prompt gives you names, a voice, and a palette. One more gives you a logo direction. Pick the bold option and move on.
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1:00 · Build
Build the site from a starter codebase
Fork one of the two codebases, paste the design prompts, and watch the real pages take shape. This is where the saved hours come from.
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2:30 · Wire
Domain, hosting, email, list
Buy the name on Namecheap, deploy to Netlify, set up Gmail on your domain, connect Beehiiv. The prompts walk every DNS record.
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3:30 · Write
Sales copy, launch post, first email
The copy prompts do the heavy lifting. You edit for taste and your own voice instead of staring at a blank page.
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4:30 · Shipped
Push it live and post the launch
Deploy, share the link, tell the world. You have a real business with a real URL, before dinner.
Let's be straight
It's a playbook, not a course.
I'm not going to teach you a framework and disappear. You get the prompts I use, the codebases I shipped, and the exact path I follow on every launch.
The usual
The $2,000 no-code course
- Eight modules of video to watch before you build anything
- A dozen platforms to learn, half of which you'll never reopen
- Recorded in 2023, outdated by the time you finish module three
- Left to figure out the launch order yourself once the videos end
ShipWolf
The five-tool launch kit
- 60+ prompts today: and every prompt I write tomorrow
- Five tools, learned deeply: not fifteen learned halfway
- Everything I ever ship, forever: operators, codebases, updates, all included
- A step-by-step action path: screenshots, not theory to translate
Proof
What founding members say.
“[Real quote, what they built and how fast.]”
“[Real quote.]”
“[Real quote.]”
One price
$249. Once. Updates forever.
Lifetime access
$249one time · no tiers
Claude, Netlify, and Beehiiv ship changes every quarter. So does ShipWolf, and you never pay for an update.
Founding-member pricing: $249. Spots are limited, once they're full, the price goes up. Buy now and you lock $249 in forever.
- 60+ Claude prompts today: and every new one I write
- Starter codebases today: Calculator Hub Kit live, more shipping monthly
- Operators rolling out monthly: Cold Email, Launch Day, Newsletter, more
- The full action path, with screenshots
- Direct support from me if you get stuck
- Bonus pack: Stack Card, Niche Worksheet, Launch Checklist
- Everything I ever ship, included forever
One-time payment · unlimited projects · lifetime updates
Straight answers
Questions you're right to ask.
Can I see examples of what it builds?
Yes. Every site at sideroad.co/builds was built with ShipWolf, real businesses, not mockups, so you can see exactly what the output looks like before you buy.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The whole point of the prompts is that Claude writes the code, you paste and deploy. If you can drag a folder into a browser, you can ship a site.
Is this just a pack of generic AI prompts?
They're Claude prompts, tested across real builds, not scraped off a blog. Each one is tuned until it produces something you can ship on the first paste, even with zero coding background.
What's the catch with "lifetime updates"?
There isn't one. These tools change every quarter, so a snapshot playbook goes stale fast. Keeping it current is the product, so every revision is free, for as long as ShipWolf exists.
How is this different from a no-code course?
A course teaches you a method and leaves. ShipWolf hands you the prompts, the codebases, and the step-by-step path I actually use. Less watching, more shipping. See the side-by-side.
Can I really do it in an afternoon?
A focused 4–6 hours for most people. Your first build might run long while you learn the flow; the starter codebases cut the next ones to about two hours.
What if I get stuck?
Claude walks you through it, the prompts are built to get you unstuck. Still stuck? Message me directly and we'll solve it together. You won't be stuck at 80%.
What's coming after launch?
Operators rolling out monthly, pre-built Claude Project files for cold email, launches, newsletters, and SEO content. More starter codebases for directories, productized services, and newsletter sites. Quarterly prompt updates as the tools evolve. All of it free for buyers, forever. The roadmap is as much the product as what's live today. See what's shipping.
Can I use it for more than one project?
Yes, pay once, build unlimited projects. Every prompt, codebase, and future update is yours to reuse forever, on as many businesses as you want. No per-project fee, no subscription, no second invoice.
Your afternoon's free
Want a business by dinner, and every business after that?
Five tools. The prompts. The order. The operators coming next. All yours for $249, forever. Go.
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