Solution Blueprints · Public by default
Two tracks. Build Blueprints document practical scenarios and solution architectures for common business bottlenecks — the challenge, the custom build, technical specs, and ROI math. These are concrete examples of what can be built, with zero pretend client stories. Teardowns do the math on tools you're renting: what the subscription costs, what a one-off build would cost, and when it pays for itself.
Studio Blueprints & Analyses
Track A · Solution Blueprints & Scenarios
The hub file: six ordinary businesses, six one-off builds — a bakery's order book, an auto shop's bookings, a property manager's dispatch, an accountant's document chase, an e-shop's invoices, a clinic's no-shows. Each has its own build file: the routine, the build, the crossover month.
8 September 2026 · Blueprints C-001 · Hub file
Paper order book, missed calls in the morning rush, cakes remade for free. The €390 ordering bot. Crossover: month 2.
8 September 2026 · Blueprint C-001 · 3 min
Missed calls while hands are under cars, reminder calls by memory. The €390 booking page + reminders. Crossover: month 1.
8 September 2026 · Blueprint C-002 · 3 min
Leak reports buried between family chats, contractor phone-tag. The €690 maintenance portal. Crossover: month 4.
8 September 2026 · Blueprint C-003 · 3 min
Thirty emails, twelve chasers, PDFs retyped by hand. The €390 intake + nudge automation. Crossover: month 1.
8 September 2026 · Blueprint C-004 · 3 min
Label sites, typed invoices, tracking emails — every evening. The €390–€690 order-to-tracking glue. Crossover: month 2–3.
8 September 2026 · Blueprint C-005 · 3 min
12% of slots empty at €70 each. The €390 reminder automation with waitlist. Crossover: week 1.
8 September 2026 · Blueprint C-006 · 3 min
Live client orders, end to end: brief in, build, delivery, invoice. Logged publicly whether flattering or not.
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Track B · Money Teardowns
Frame.io-style review, manual upload-and-ping for file handoff, photo resizing by hand, Premiere plugins bought piecemeal — and then the production line itself: script, fact-check, scene breakdown, asset routing, 80–90% automatable with a human QC loop. Torn down line by line.
8 September 2026 · Hypothetical · 7 min
Per-seat review platforms, storage overages, and the human middleware between comments, tasks, and files. What a self-hosted review tool costs once — and why owned wins the crossover in month 5.
8 September 2026 · Hypothetical · 4 min
Auto-subtitles, upscalers, asset subscriptions, and the version-breakage tax. What the owned batch pipeline replaces — and the afternoon a broken extension costs you.
8 September 2026 · Hypothetical · 4 min
Site-builder subscriptions, the preset ceiling, the launch weekend nobody invoices, and the add-on upsells. A €229 owned one-pager crosses over in month 7 — then the subscription never comes back.
8 September 2026 · Hypothetical · 4 min
The general math: subscription vs one-off, the crossover month, when owning loses, and the questions to ask before you pay another month for something that could be yours.
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