Free starter kit · Start your side hustle

Start your side hustle this weekend. 12 Claude prompts, from blank page to first customer.

No idea yet? Start at prompt one and Claude walks you through it. 12 prompts covering the whole path: find the idea, pressure-test it, set it up (yes, the LLC and money basics too), price it, put it online, and land your first customers. One is open in full below. No login, yours to keep.

Works in the free version of Claude. No setup, no account.
The prompts do the steering. You just answer the questions.
Covers the boring-but-critical parts too: setup, pricing, getting paid.

Written by the founder who built Weeknight itself from a blank page, using these exact steps. One of the 12 prompts is open in full below, not a teaser.

01Exactly what is in the pack

12 prompts, each one a job you would rather not do by hand.

One is open in full right now, no email required. The rest work exactly like it.

01

Find the right idea for your lifeOpen now

Tell it about your life. Get 5 to 7 side hustle ideas that actually fit you, ranked, with the first step for each.

You are my startup idea partner. I want to start a side hustle, but I need the right idea for my actual life, not a generic list off the internet.

First, ask me these one at a time and wait for each answer before the next:
1. What am I genuinely good at, or known for? (Work skills, hobbies, things people ask me for help with.)
2. What could I happily do for a few hours on a weekend?
3. How many hours a week can I realistically give this?
4. How much money can I put in to start? (A real number, even if it is zero.)
5. What would make this worth it in six months? (A specific outcome or income.)
6. Do I want to sell my time, sell a product, or build something once and sell it many times?

Then give me 5 to 7 side hustle ideas, ranked best-fit first. For each one:
- The idea in one plain sentence.
- Why it fits ME specifically, based on my answers.
- Who the first paying customer is, and roughly what they would pay.
- The single first step I could take this week to test it for real.
- The honest downside or hard part, so I go in with my eyes open.

Do not pad the list to hit a number. If an idea is weak, say so and tell me why. When you are done, ask me which one I want to pressure-test next.

02

Pressure-test it before you build

Describe your idea. Get a blunt read on whether anyone will actually pay, and the smallest test to run this week.

03

Pick a niche and a sharp position

Stop being for everyone. Get one clear position: who it is for, the outcome, and why you.

04

Name it and set the basics

Get 15 name ideas, a plan to check the domain and handles, and a tagline, without overthinking it.

05

Set it up right (LLC and the basics)

Sole prop or LLC? Get the plain-English walkthrough for your situation: forming it, EIN, a bank account, the simplest legit start. (General info, not legal advice.)

06

Price it so you make money

Package your offer and set a price you will not resent, built on the value you deliver, not just your hours.

07

Get online fast (one page, done)

Get the copy for a simple one-page site and the fastest honest way to be live this week.

08

Land your first 10 customers

Get a human outreach message and a simple follow-up plan to win your first handful of customers, without the cringe.

09

Get paid and keep the books simple

Invoice, get paid on time, track the basics, and set money aside for taxes. (General info, not tax advice.)

10

A weekly rhythm that survives real life

Get a weekly plan that fits the hours you actually have, focused on the 3 things that move it.

11

The 90-day keep, kill, or grow review

An honest review based on your real numbers, not vibes: keep going, shut it down, or double down.

For when you graduate to an AI that can open your files:

12

Your business-in-a-box operatorAgent

Point an agent at your files. It drafts the follow-ups, invoices, and your weekly review, ready for your approval.

The 1 prompts marked Agent need an AI that can reach your files and tools, like Claude Code or Cowork, not the plain chat box. They are in the pack so you have them ready when you get there.

02How it works

Three steps, about ten seconds.

1. Enter your email.

One field. No account, no password, no card.

2. The rest unlock right here.

The other 11 prompts appear on this page instantly, and we send you a copy so you always have it.

3. Keep them forever.

They are yours whether or not you ever join. No strings.

Want the whole system, not just the pack?

Membership is the cofounder that does not quit.

12 drop-in Claude skills that do the task for you, not just draft it.
8 hands-on modules, including how to actually build a site and take payments with your own Stripe.
Save any prompt and re-run it in one click, instead of copy and paste every time.
All 73 prompts across every part of running a business, for when yours grows past the basics.
And the library keeps growing, with new tested prompts added regularly as new problems hit.

Founding rate is $29/mo, locked for life, until the first 100 seats fill. Then it is $67.

These 12 are yours either way.

See what membership includes →

03Common questions

Things people ask before grabbing it.

Do I need a paid Claude account?

No. The 11 chat prompts work in the free version of Claude. The 1 marked Agent need an AI with file access when you are ready for them.

Is this really free?

Yes. Enter your email, keep all 12. No card, no trial that bills you later.

Will you spam me?

No. You get the pack, then the occasional email when we have something worth sending. One-click unsubscribe on every email.

How is this different from the free 12-minute training?

The training gets you one real win with Claude, hands-on. The pack is prompts to grab and use today. Do both, they are free.

What do members get that I do not?

12 drop-in skills that run the work for you, 8 hands-on modules, one-click save-and-re-run, all 73 prompts across every role, and new ones added regularly. See membership.