Public SOPs
Collections
A collection is a SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) — a group of features behind one link. Hand it to your agent and it works through the whole set, in order, without breaking what it added in the step before.
Make My App Feel Professional
The polish that separates a prototype from a product.
Turn a Prototype Into a Product
Everything you skipped while you were proving it worked.
Add Monetization
Start charging without wrecking the free experience.
Improve User Retention
Give people a reason to come back tomorrow.
Better Mobile Experience
Most of your users are on a phone.
Launch Checklist
The things you'll wish you'd done before launch day.
Add Growth Features
Turn the users you have into the users you want.
Essential Features for a New App
If you build nothing else, build these.
Lock It Down
The security work that's boring right up until it isn't.
Let People Manage Their Data
Import, export, bulk edit, and undo — without losing anything.
Build a Design System From Scratch
Tokens first, then the components that spend them. In this order, nothing gets built twice.
Ship Dark Mode Properly
The version that survives contact with shadows, images, and charts.
Make It Accessible
Keyboard, screen reader, and contrast — the work that is cheap now and expensive later.
Build the Overlay Layer
Menus, popovers, dialogs, and drawers that agree on focus, scroll, and dismissal.
Build a Component Library
Give components one API, one place to try them, and an honest way to retire them.
Speed Up the Front End
Measure first, then cut. Bundle, fonts, media, and the jumping layout.
Tame the CSS
For the stylesheet nobody wants to open. Structure it, then delete what's dead.
Polish Every Interactive State
Hover, focus, active, selected, disabled — defined once instead of guessed per component.
Get the Typography Right
A scale that holds up across viewports, languages, and a font that failed to load.
Forms That Don't Fight Back
One field shell, every state defined, and validation that arrives at the right moment.
Make Data Tables Usable
Dense data that stays readable on a laptop, a phone, and at ten thousand rows.
Mobile Layout Survival Kit
Notches, keyboards, and the address bar that changes height when you scroll.
Set Up Front-End QA
Write down what 'done' means, then let the machine check it on every commit.
Instrument the Interface
Find out what people actually click, without shipping a tracker on every element.
Build your own SOP
Pick any features from the library — including your own customized versions — and get one link for the set. That's Pro.