free_stuff
Take the whole method. Pay me nothing.
Six working apps you can open and read, the five steps I run on client work, and free hosting for whatever you build — even if you never give me an email address.
6 files 4,680 lines no signup no email no gate
Most “free” pages want your email for a PDF. This one doesn’t have a form on it.
Here’s why I’m doing it. Everything on this page already exists, because I use it on a Monday morning for clients — so handing it to you costs me almost nothing, and it’s the only honest way to show you what these tools look like when they’re built properly.
Three things, all free. Then one paragraph at the bottom about the part that isn’t, so you know where the wall is before you start reading.
the_six_files
sec 01 / 04
Six microapps. Open them now.
I’ll go first, because that’s the only order that makes sense. Six working apps are sitting on this site. No signup, no email, no “request a demo”.
Open one. Then right-click and read the source. What you’re looking at is the size of the thing you’d be building.
6 files 4,680 lines one html document each yours to keep and copy
Two things you get out of these, both immediate.
One, you find out whether I’m worth listening to in about four minutes, without paying me or giving me your email. Open pump-demo.html, change the frequency to 60 Hz, pick a different model, and watch the duty point move. Either that’s the standard you want or it isn’t.
Two, you can start from one. Save the file, strip the numbers out, put yours in. That’s a legitimate way to build your first one and it’s how half of these started.
the_loop
sec 02 / 04
The loop, written out
Nothing here is clever. It’s one loop, run in the same order every time. Take it and run it yourself — you don’t owe me anything for it.
- 01pick
Pick one decision somebody asks you about every week. One decision, not a system.
- 02plan
Write the inputs, outputs, constraints, edge cases. Half a page, not a spec.
- 03build
Open a template, paste the prompt, change the labels. You’re editing, not starting.
- 04test
Feed it your worst input and watch it break. Fix that, tighten the UI, stop.
- 05ship
Publish to MicroApp.live. Copy the URL. Send it to the one person who asked.
Then you wait. If they open it twice, build the next version. If they never open it, delete it.
That last part is what pays you. Being wrong costs you an hour, not a quarter.
Why an hour and not half a year: level 1 runs entirely in the browser. No database, no login, no secrets sitting in the client. There’s almost nothing to break, which is also a much shorter conversation with whoever owns security at your company.
level 1 build: ~1 hour
first link live: 48 hours
backend required: none
free_hosting
sec 03 / 04
And somewhere to put it
Building it isn’t the hard part. Sending it is. A file on your laptop convinces nobody, and you can’t paste a laptop into a team chat.
So publish it on MicroApp.live. Hosting there is free, it doesn’t check whether you’re a member, and it doesn’t check whether you ever were.
That’s the whole point of the third free thing. You can run the loop above, put the result on a live URL, send that URL to the person who’s been asking you for it, and never pay me anything. I’d rather that happened than not.
What I get out of it: apps land on MicroApp.live, and people see what these tools look like when they’re built properly. That’s my side of it, and it’s the only side I’ve got on this page.
publish a link free on microapp.live →
free hosting member or not your link keeps working either way
where_the_wall_is
sec 04 / 04
So what isn’t free?
Fair question, and I’d rather answer it here than have you find it later.
Two things aren’t free, and they’re the two that actually compress the timeline.
The first is the starting file. The template pack and the prompts mean you open something that already works instead of a blank editor. The loop above is free; the shortcut through step 03 isn’t.
The second is me answering you. There’s a daily QA thread and a weekly call where we look at your actual build, not slides. That’s one person’s time, and it’s the real cost in this.
Both are inside one membership at $8 a month, all three levels, no upgrade tier. Skool starts you on a free trial, so the first thing you pay is nothing, and there’s a 30-day money-back guarantee after that. If you want it back inside 30 days you email me and I send the $8 back. No form, no exit interview.
So the floor looks like this: you tried it free, or you paid eight dollars and got it back, and you still have a working tool on a live link your team is using. I can’t build a version of that where you’re behind.
please don’t join if
You came here to collect the free stuff and nothing else. Genuinely fine. Take it and go — that’s what it’s for. Just don’t pay me eight dollars to feel like you started.
You won’t ship anything in week one. The templates go stale in your head. Come back the week you actually have the hour.
You want someone else to build it. Nobody in here builds it for you. You build it and I tell you what’s wrong with it.
Still here after reading what isn’t free? Then you already know which of the six files you’d start from.
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