Forty-seven products are live in the catalog right now. Each one comes with brand identity, a domain-ready landing page, an audio elevator pitch, fifteen named outreach prospects, and a sales kit you can hand to a rep on day one. We do the build. You bring distribution.
What you get per product
Every product in the catalog ships with the same eight-piece package. The brand and landing page are real, not placeholders. The outreach prospects are named individuals at real companies. The sales kit is a folder a sales rep can read on a Tuesday and start dialing on Wednesday.
Bespoke design, custom logo, full brand system. Ready to point a domain at and start running ads against. No template tells.
e.g. Counsel AI ships at intakecounsel.comProduct brief, ROI calculator, objection handler, sales rep onboarding doc, LinkedIn organic posts, case study template, pricing rationale, kit index. All HTML and markdown, ready to hand off.
Audit AI, Contract AI, Dispatch AI, Lawfirm AI live nowTwo to three minute spoken pitch in a real voice. Drop it on your landing page or send it as a follow-up. Thirty-three of the forty-seven products have one already.
Listen on any product pageHyper-personalized real-named buyer leads. Not a job-title persona. Real human names at real companies, with the angle of approach written for each one.
Sixteen products have outreach packs readyAn internal critic that compares the product against the rest of the catalog. Calls out what is weak, what is borrowed, and what to fix before you ship. The Foreman gates progress; nothing leaves the line until it scores.
Run automatically on every buildA second critic that has never seen the studio compares each product to YC, Product Hunt, and Indie Hackers comparables. Tells you honestly how this stacks up against what is already shipping.
Banded weak / mid / strongA funnel scaffold for tracking landing-page visits, demo requests, and cold-outreach replies. Drop your analytics keys in and start measuring.
Plausible-readyFor tier-four-plus products, a long-form market analysis: comparable companies, pricing benchmarks, distribution channels, and the case for or against the build.
e.g. Voice Cloning Product Videos memoSome products ship more than a landing. AfterHours has eighteen sub-pages and a working night-desk console. Pylon ships a drag-and-drop dispatch board you can demo on day one.
Real interactive surfaces, not video walkthroughsThe catalog
Audio-pitched products come first. Filter by category. Click any card to see the live build. If something fits your distribution, that is the one to email about.
How committing works
The studio runs whether anyone commits or not. These tiers exist for operators who want something more than browsing. Pricing is finalized in conversation, not on a sales page; the numbers below are the working draft.
Full catalog access plus monthly office hours with Wes. For operators still figuring out which idea fits their book of business.
You pick one product. We transfer the brand, domain, landing page, sales kit, audio pitch, and outreach prospects. You operate it. We do not.
For one or two operators who will commit to actually launching one product within sixty days and letting the studio document the journey. The studio gets the case study; you get the keys for free.
Why this is a credible asset
The studio runs on an autonomous loop. A Director picks the next move, a Builder ships the artifact, a Foreman runs an internal critique against the rest of the catalog, and an External Eye compares the work to whatever is already shipping in the wild. A watchdog restarts the loop when it gets stuck. Nothing is declared finished. Every product gets at least five rounds of polish before it gets a place in the gallery.
The economics are the part that surprises people. The entire catalog of forty-seven products has cost roughly fifteen dollars in compute end-to-end. Not fifteen thousand. Fifteen. The bottleneck is taste and direction, not capital.
What the studio is genuinely good at is getting an idea to the line where distribution begins. Brand, landing, copy, audio, sales materials, named outreach. What it does not solve is distribution itself. That is the operator's job and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
What we will not pretend about
If any of these surprises you a year in, that is a failure on our side, not yours.
The catalog is a portfolio bet. The studio is good at production rate, not at picking winners. The way to use it is to treat it as a buffet of pre-built starting points, not as forty-seven sure things. Pick one or two that fit your network and your taste. Treat the rest as inventory.
The studio gets a product to the line where outreach begins. It writes the named prospect list. It does not run the calls. If you do not have a way to get fifteen warm intros into a hundred conversations, no amount of polish on the landing page will save the launch. Bring distribution or partner with someone who has it.
The External-Eye critic scores every product against YC, Product Hunt, and Indie Hackers comparables. When a product comes back banded "weak" we leave that band on the page. The catalog tells you which ones are crowded. Believe it.
Wes is the human. Claude is the workforce. There is no enterprise sales team, no SDR pool you can borrow, no support engineer on call. If your business model needs that on day one, the catalog is the wrong asset for you. If you are an operator with your own team and you just want a head start, the catalog is exactly the right asset.
The studio is an autonomous loop. Products get renamed, reorganized, retired. If you commit to a product under tier two, we freeze that product's assets at the moment of transfer and you own that copy. The studio's living version may diverge after that. We will not pretend the catalog is static when it is not.
How to engage
Read this page in five minutes. Pick one. Look at the live build. If the brand and the landing and the outreach prospects make you want to spend a quarter on it, that is the signal. Email the slug, what you would do with it, and what your distribution looks like. Replies inside twenty four hours.
If pricing matters before you write, say so in the email and we will send the current numbers. The tiers above are the working draft.