ShipWolf

ShipWolf is the thing the rest of SideRoad has quietly been building toward. Every week I ship a business with the same small stack and the same set of Claude prompts. ShipWolf is me packaging that exact system so someone else can do it in an afternoon instead of figuring it out over a year.

It's the solo-founder launch kit. Five tools learned cold, sixty-plus copy-paste Claude prompts, two starter codebases, and the operator playbook for actually getting a thing live. One price, $249, and you get every update I ship after that too. No subscription, no team, no code required.

It's live now, the buy button is on. No sales yet, and that's the honest status, it just shipped this week and I'm waiting on results. The prompts and tools are real because I use them every week, which is the whole reason I felt good flipping it on.

The hardest part of ShipWolf isn't writing it, it's that it has to stay true. Every prompt in the kit is one I actually run, and the test is simple: it has to be re-tested on every launch I do. When a prompt stops earning its place in my own workflow, it doesn't belong in a kit people paid for.

So the build is really an extraction job. I take what's already working across MyNubs, BJJMath, Onerate and the rest, strip it down to the repeatable parts, and write it up so a stranger can follow it. The two starter codebases are the same skeletons I clone for new builds. The page you'd buy it on was built with ShipWolf itself, which is the only proof that matters.

It shipped once it cleared the bar I set: prompts tightened, codebases in place, and onboarding that doesn't assume you already know what I know. Now it's out, and the real test is whether people buy it and get a business live with it.

Nothing to show yet. It just shipped this week, so there's no sales data to be honest about. The buy button is live; when the first sales land, the real numbers go right here, good or bad.