Prompt packs
The thinking, before the build.
A Flux template is the finished page. A prompt pack is what gets you to the brief that deserves one: structured, tested prompt sequences for positioning, page architecture, section copy and motion direction. Written by the same person who builds the templates.
Structured sequences
Not one-line prompts. Ordered chains that build context step by step, with the reasoning for each move written alongside it.
Tested against real briefs
Every sequence has been run on actual client work and revised until the output stopped needing a rewrite.
Model-agnostic
Written for the current frontier models and structured so they keep working as the models change. No tool lock-in.
The packs
Positioning
Find the sentence the whole page hangs on. Audience, wedge, objection handling, and the headline tests that separate a claim from a promise.
24 sequences
Page architecture
Decide what belongs on the page and in what order. Section-by-section briefs, proof placement, and the cut list for everything that does not earn its scroll.
18 sequences
Motion direction
Describe motion precisely enough to build it: timing language, easing intent, and how to brief a scroll sequence without hand-waving.
16 sequences
This is the companion, not the product.
If you need a page that ships, buy a template: it is real code you own. Prompt packs are for the stage before that, when the decisions are still open. They are priced and sold separately, and neither one needs the other.
The product
Code templates
Finished pages. Full source, docs, licence. On sale now.
The companion
Prompt packs
Direction, before the build. Coming soon.
Prompt packs are not on sale yet. Say hello and you will hear the day the first one lands.
Say hello