Projects using Claude in LisbonProjects using Claude in LisbonThe Full-Stack Build: Launching an Acting Training Brand from Zero to $34K
The Client:
An acting training brand needed more than a course. They needed an entire business built around it, something that could launch, sell, and run itself.
The Approach:
I came in on the strategy side first: positioning the offer, shaping the course structure into a clear curriculum, and mapping out the launch approach, before any build work started. From there, I built out the full platform:
1) A complete course platform to deliver the training
2) A community space for members to share work and get feedback
3) Lead magnets to bring in new students on an ongoing basis
4) Automations handling onboarding, engagement, and follow-up, no manual work required
The Result
$34.43K in revenue within the first 90 days of launch.
Roles: Strategy, Platform Build, Automation
#OnlineCourse #CommunityBuilding #CourseCreation #EdTech #Automation #LaunchStrategy #CreatorEconomy #DigitalProduct Maison Noir is a conceptual project developed to explore how a luxury watch brand can be positioned beyond visibility, focusing instead on perception, discretion, and long-term value.
In a market often driven by status display and recognisable symbols, this project takes a different approach, building a brand that communicates through subtlety rather than exposure. The goal is to create a product that complements the individual, reinforcing presence without competing for attention.
The brand is designed for women in positions of responsibility and influence, who value quality, intention, and timeless design over trends or over displays of status. Rather than appealing to a broad audience, Maison Noir focuses on resonance with a specific mindset, one that understands that true luxury is not about being seen, but about how one is perceived. Most course creators think a great sales page needs a big design budget or a team of copywriters. It doesn't. It needs the right workflow.
I paired Claude Code with Kajabi to go from idea to live sales page fast. Claude handled the build (layout, copy structure, interactive elements like the countdown banner), Kajabi handled the business side (checkout, course delivery, sales tracking).
That combo let me focus on the part that actually moves the needle: messaging. The whole page leaned into one idea, "DaVinci Resolve is complicated, let's make it simple," backed by a video preview, clear course stats, and a money-back guarantee to kill hesitation.
Result: $21,319 in sales in 30 days.
This is becoming my go-to stack for course creators: Claude to build and iterate quickly, Kajabi to run the backend. No dev team required, no months-long timeline.
If you've got a course that needs a landing page, let's chat! People are tired of being optimized.
There is a real shift towards softness and simplicity. Finding joy in technology in a way we did in the early 2000s.
BLEEP ME! ♡ is a simple reminder app where you schedule little notes to yourself.
Write a little note, pick when, and BLEEP bleeps you when its time.
It does less on purpose. Less to manage, less to dread, less between you and your life.
Simplicity is the radical choice in an age of overwhelm, and it’s also a product that feels fun to touch.
It’s slow, it’s pink, it’s encouraging.
https://bleepme.lovable.app
https://stitch.withgoogle.com/projects/14252840006577992145
*Workflow*
I used Claude first to articulate the idea I wanted, then I pasted it into Stitch letting it start from the bare minimum. It was a bit of a shitshow, mostly from my side because I didn’t have a clear picture of the design I had in mind. After creating a DESIGN.md (http://DESIGN.md) in Claude Design I uploaded it to Stitch and used 3.1 pro and it went almost seamlessly after. Stitch is definitely better at executing than helping ideate. Then I exported it to Loveable and added a couple of UX corrections.
*Notes on first time using Stitch*
- A little confusing the first time - I wasn't sure where things were going to pop up on screen. Some signposting for new users would help.
- The window sizes keep changing on their own, which is disorienting.
- I'd love to work on a single canvas. Keeping every past version visible by default feels wasteful and actually makes me less likely to iterate. Let me open past versions only when I deliberately choose to.
- If past versions do stay, move them up/out of the way automatically so the current work stays front and center.
- I pressed "Go back" and it re-uploaded everything I'd deleted - still no idea how to go just one small step back.
hope you enjoy! 💕
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