Day 1. Starting from zero

I don't know if this will make any money.

That's the honest starting point. I have a software development background, which is how the site you're reading was built in a single day. Design, code, domain, deploy — all of it happened inside one chat conversation. But I want to be clear about something upfront: I'm using that background to go faster with Claude, not to do things Claude couldn't do otherwise.

The experiment is this: use Claude to build a real product, document every decision and cost in real time, and find out if it turns into something worth paying for.

The site exists today. But more importantly — every step is documented here as it happened. What broke. What I asked. What Claude figured out. What I had to know in advance versus what Claude handled completely.

I have an unfair advantage: years of knowing how git works, how authentication works, how deployment pipelines work. That made things fast. What I'm building here is the documentation that removes that advantage — so you can move just as fast without the years.

Starting point: $0 earned. $11.20 spent (domain). Zero readers except me.

The next posts cover how Claude pushes code to GitHub autonomously, how the content system works, how the paywall was built without a backend. Everything is documented as it happened, not cleaned up afterward.

If you want to build something real with Claude — a product, a business, anything — this is the most honest starting point I can give you.