The tools, free and open. No email gates, anywhere, ever. There are no client stories here yet; when the founding three finish, their before-and-after numbers publish on this page, good or bad.
The exact Shadow Week deliverable: the whole operation written down, ranked, and priced, with the fixed install quote at the bottom. Written for Marek Brothers Plumbing, the fictional shop, so you can read the entire thing before ever paying for one.
Thirteen stations of the same fictional business, each with what I watched, what the tally found, and a verdict stamp: automate, process, or leave alone. Make your guess first; the map remembers it.
One chapter of the Book, worked in public. A month of the shop’s phone-and-paper ledger runs in about a minute; you turn systems on and watch what comes back. Deliberately conservative math, every source shown. The first thing a skeptical owner does with a big number is try to break it. Fair. Try to break mine.
The Shadow Week’s table of contents as a printable one-pager: what I ask, what I collect, what I watch. Take it and audit your own shop with it. That’s allowed. That’s the point.