You didn’t come here to read, you came to build. Pick a scenario and work through it: every step has instructions, a copy-paste script and a checklist. Stuck? Go to the feedback site. This site has no comment section, on purpose.
Each scenario is a complete path, from buying a server to earning from it. Pick wrong and you lose nothing — the early steps are shared.
Plain HTML plus JSON, no backend. Change the JSON and the page changes.
Scenarios, steps, FAQs and promo links are separate JSON files. Edit text without touching HTML, and without breaking the layout.
Each step ends with a checklist, so you can confirm it yourself instead of asking. Progress is stored locally in the browser.
The FAQ is local keyword matching and only covers the common questions. Really stuck? The feedback site is where people answer.
For anyone who wants the conclusion first. The early scenarios share their opening steps — buy a server, install a panel, fill in the JSON — and only differ in what you build at the end. 21 scenarios, 99 steps.
Plain HTML driven by JSON, earning through platform invite codes and affiliate commissions: no backend, no database, no maintenance.
A collector script plus phone alerts — you know the moment something breaks, instead of finding out later.
A front-end-only directory of your favourite tools, with ad slots you can monetise.
Reuse a public AI news feed to build your own AI daily page: auto-updating, near-zero maintenance, and a funnel you can monetise.
A static writing site: write in Markdown, generate pages automatically, ship RSS and third-party comments.
Object storage plus direct-link management: your images, your rules, and a natural affiliate angle.
RSS-to-email automation plus a landing page: turn readers into a list you own, and monetise it over time.
Sitemap generation, robots checking, dead-link probing — small front-end-only tools that pull traffic and are fun to build.
Wire an LLM API into a chat page that answers questions on your site around the clock.
One page, one CTA, instrumented end to end: turn "someone looked" into "someone clicked".
Write docs in VitePress: sidebar, full-text search and static output with one command — works for products and tutorials alike.
One page that says who you are and what you've built: work cards, PDF export, a contact entry — useful when you're taking on work.
OpenAI-compatible forwarding with key distribution and usage metering: wrap an API into something you can sell and cap.
Aggregate several RSS feeds into a reader of your own: fetch on a schedule, land it in JSON, render it statically — no backend.
Sign-ups, feedback and lead capture through a form service or cloud function — data lands in a spreadsheet, no backend to run.
Turn uptime into a public page: OK or down at a glance, with a record you can point users to during an incident.
Certificate, origin and cache rules configured once: speed and security improve together, and SEO benefits along the way.
Automated backups, an off-site copy and a restore drill: a real backup is one you have restored from, not one you have zipped.
Topic → AI draft → human review → publish → indexing observation: turn content into a repeatable pipeline.
Giscus or Waline for comments: keep readers on your site, and let the comments themselves accumulate into findable content.
A static site can have its own search: build the index at build time, query it in the browser — no backend, no database.
Still stuck? Type a keyword into the AI helper on the wizard page, or go to Feedback and ask. This site has no comment section — that’s deliberate.