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Set your Christmas number tonight, in fifteen minutes, and pay for the season before it gets here: a 27-page budget, gift list and shopping-plan workbook. Comes as a printable PDF, a fillable PDF and an app that counts the weeks to Christmas and tells you what to set aside each week. Instant download, one price for all three.
Five fifteen-minute sessions, and the thing is made.
A 20-page walk-through that takes one small digital product from “I have an idea” to a page somebody can buy from — without a launch, a funnel, or a free weekend you don’t have. Printable, fillable and app, all three included at one price.
15 minutes to a month of Facebook post ideas that fit your niche. Tell it what you sell, who follows you and what you want the page to do. It researches what’s working right now, hands back reusable topic pillars with real post examples, and writes the posts when you’re ready. A Claude Skill, instant download.
An Excel workbook that shows you where the money actually goes — forty-plus expense lines, a net worth page, debts ranked two ways, goals that fill themselves in, and twelve honest months. You fill in the yellow cells; the math is done. Guides from a 30-year CFO on every category, as rules of thumb, not rules.
Comes as the Excel workbook (opens in Google Sheets too) and a companion app — one price, both.
Bills, savings and goals on one set of pages. A 17-page planner for the money side and the life side of a month: a budget, expense and income trackers, a bill checklist and a year of bills, savings pages and a $1 to $100 savings challenge, debt pages, goals, and a year in review. Comes as a printable, a fillable PDF, an app and a spreadsheet, one price, all four.
How much is enough, and how do we get there from here? A 22-page journal and workbook that walks your family through your number, your money beliefs, a debt plan, a year of income and expenses, and the next step, one page at a time. Comes as a printable, a fillable PDF and an app, one price, all three.
For when a spreadsheet feels like too much, but doing nothing feels like more. A simple, focused guide that walks you through your first family budget from scratch.This is that start. Thirty minutes. Four categories. One piece of paper. By bedtime, you’ll know more about your family’s money than you have in years.
Comes as a printable, a fillable PDF and an app — one price, all three.
Set it. Break it down. Track it. An 8-page goal planner that walks one big goal down to steps, milestones and a weekly checklist, with a fifteen-minute monthly review and a page for the hard week. Comes as a printable, a fillable PDF and an app, one price, all three.
Six Halloween friends to cut and stick, about fifteen minutes each — plus two Halloween hunts. Paper, scissors and a glue stick; friendly, not spooky. A 33-page printable PDF and a one-page Start Here, for $7.
All 100 Homefire tools in one toolbox – little apps that plan the meals, track the bills, tame the calendar, and remember it all for you. Minutes, not hours. Yours forever.
15 minutes. One honest number. A holiday plan that fits it. Tell the Family Sleigh Saver what you can spend and who you’re buying for, and it splits the total across gifts, food, decor and the extras, keeps a running tally, and hands you affordable and DIY ideas when a category runs tight. A Claude Skill, instant download.
Four rhythms, built fifteen minutes at a time. The reset is the easy part — this is the part that keeps it.
Daily, weekly, monthly and seasonal, written down once in your own handwriting. A 15-page printable, a fillable version you can type into, and an app that quietly knows what day it is — all three, one price.
Three jars, one counting day a week, and a child who knows what things cost. Fifteen minutes to set up, ninety seconds a week to keep. Ages 4-12. Comes as a 16-page printable, a fillable PDF, and an app – all three included, one price.
Fifty-two questions for the people at your table — one a week, all year. A printable AND an app, one price. Answer the same question again next year and the app shows you last year’s answer right above the box.
More than a hundred lunchbox notes, already written and sorted by age. Batch a whole month in fifteen minutes at the kitchen table. Comes as a printable and an app — both included, one price.
Tell Meal Genie how many meals you need and who you are feeding, and it builds the recipes and one tidy grocery list to match. It scales quantities to your household, works around dietary needs, and builds around what is already in your pantry. A week of dinners planned in minutes. Instant access, $7 one-time.
Now in both formats: custom GPT (ChatGPT) and Claude skill. New in the Claude version: a saved Household Card so you never re-explain allergies and busy nights, your family’s favorite meals planned first, dinner ideas from a photo of your fridge, and a monthly food-money check.
