FrankX / Product Foundry

The website isthe workflow.

Pick the business you are building. Inspect the live interface. Then take the source only when its product, rights, and release evidence hold up.

Take the free starter See the build workflow

Live interface studies: 19
Focused business systems: 22
Open release candidate: 1

Creator Launch OS / live interface

Live

Creator Launch OS

Edition Zero

A free creator-business starter

Make the work easy to trust—and easier to buy.

A focused storefront with the operating view behind it. Replace the sample release, connect your checkout, and publish on your own domain.

Next.js 16Zero-secret demoMIT licensedVercel-ready

Release 01Demo data

The Systems Field Guide

92%

Offer is specificReady

Delivery testedReady

Proof attachedReady

Release windowNext

View public source

Live studies: 19
Business systems: 22
Open release: 1

The open flagship

One product you can actually take home.

Creator Launch OS is the first release with public source, an MIT license, clean cloud gates, responsive evidence, and a direct Vercel deployment path.

Creator Launch OS storefront and release studio

Captured from the public sourceResponsive review passed

Free and open source6/6

Creator Launch OS

An editorial storefront and release studio for digital-product creators, authors, educators, and independent communities.

Verified gates

Zero-secret storefront, catalog, and product decision flow
Honest no-payment checkout fallback until a hosted checkout is configured
Sample release studio with clearly labeled demo metrics
Metadata, sitemap, robots, Open Graph, health, loading, empty, error, and not-found states

View public source Deploy with Vercel

The build workflow

One kernel. Six decisions.

The system does not start with a theme. It starts with the decision, composes the smallest useful product, and refuses a release claim without proof.

1 / 6

Write the brief

Decision: Who is this for, and what do they need to decide today?
Working artifact: A typed product manifest with audience, promise, proof, and primary action.
Release gate: The proposition survives the name-swap and concrete-anchor tests.

AudienceOfferProof

Visual source index

See the work before you read the label.

Seven studies are captured as visual evidence. All nineteen remain live and searchable. Each is an interactive design reference until it earns product-level proof.

Zero false deployment claims

01 / Landing

Homepage Hero

02 / Product

Products Page

03 / Dashboard

Research Hub

04 / Landing

Blog Landing

10 / Dashboard

Music Lab

16 / Community

Community

18 / Dashboard

AI CoE Command Console

Business systems

Twenty-two businesses. Two clear lanes.

Creators need an audience-to-delivery workflow. AI startups need a task-to-reliable-operation workflow. The shared kernel compounds; the surface stays specific.

Creator businesses

A focused site and operating layer for the way each creator earns trust and delivers value.

12 builds

01
Creator Launch OS
Digital-product creators
Catalog, product decisions, release operations, and delivery handoff.
02
Author & Book Launch OS
Authors and publishers
Reader sample, press kit, events, newsletter, and reader circle.
03
Independent Media OS
Newsletter and media operators
Issue archive, sponsorship inventory, referrals, and paid membership.
04
Course & Cohort OS
Educators and cohort leaders
Curriculum, enrollment, live sessions, resources, and completion.
05
Community Membership OS
Communities and memberships
Onboarding, roles, events, resources, and recurring communication.
06
Expert Services OS
Coaches and consultants
Fit, method, proof, booking, client intake, and service delivery.
07
Music Release OS
Musicians and audio creators
Listening, catalog context, credits, licensing, drops, and fan capture.
08
Portfolio & Licensing OS
Artists and photographers
Collections, commissions, usage rights, licensing, and collector contact.
09
Audience Network OS
Podcasters and video creators
Episodes, clips, guests, sponsors, resources, and subscriber paths.
10
Events & Speaker OS
Speakers and event producers
Programs, dates, media kit, registration, partners, and follow-up.
11
Studio Pipeline OS
Agencies and creative studios
Capabilities, case evidence, qualification, proposals, and client handoff.
12
World Launch OS
Indie games and worldbuilders
Lore entry, playable proof, updates, community, and release milestones.

AI startups

Production-oriented starters organized around the real operating risk, not a generic chat screen.

10 builds

01
AI SaaS Starter
AI SaaS founders
Authentication, usage, billing adapter, onboarding, support, and observability.
02
Agent Product Starter
Agent-product teams
Runs, tools, approvals, handoffs, traces, cost, and failure recovery.
03
Knowledge Studio
Knowledge-product teams
Ingestion, retrieval, citations, permissions, feedback, and source refresh.
04
AI Research Desk
Research and intelligence teams
Research plans, evidence, synthesis, review, exports, and paid reports.
05
Generative Media Studio
Image, audio, and video startups
Jobs, variants, provenance, rights, review, storage, and delivery.
06
Vertical Copilot Starter
Vertical copilot founders
Domain intake, structured actions, human approval, history, and audit trail.
07
Developer Business Starter
API and developer-tool companies
Documentation, keys, usage, examples, status, pricing, and support.
08
Eval & Observability Console
Model and platform teams
Datasets, runs, comparisons, quality, latency, cost, and regressions.
09
AI CoE Operating System
Enterprise AI programs
Portfolio, governance, models, policies, risk, value, and adoption.
10
Workflow Automation Hub
Automation and integration startups
Connectors, triggers, runs, retries, approvals, and operational ownership.

Release contract

A maturity label is a claim.

Demo, remixable source, and deployable product are different states. The interface names the state and keeps the evidence beside it.

01
Public source with a clear license, rights, and provenance record
02
Useful demo path with no required secrets
03
Loading, empty, error, and permission-aware states
04
Type, lint, contract, and production-build evidence
05
Clean Vercel deployment from the documented source
06
Desktop, mobile, keyboard, and reduced-motion review

Open FrankX templates

Public source, an explicit license, documented setup, and reproducible deployment evidence.

Interactive design references

Live v0 studies make visual ideas inspectable. They are not labeled as products without source and release proof.

Clean-room commercial research

We study observable workflows, then write original specifications. Proprietary code, assets, and prompts are never copied.

Start from proof

Clone the open product, then use v0 where visual iteration compounds.

Deploy the free template See commercial builds

FrankX / Product Foundry

The website isthe workflow.

Pick the business you are building. Inspect the live interface. Then take the source only when its product, rights, and release evidence hold up.

Take the free starter See the build workflow

Live interface studies: 19
Focused business systems: 22
Open release candidate: 1

Creator Launch OS / live interface

Live

Creator Launch OS

Edition Zero

A free creator-business starter

Make the work easy to trust—and easier to buy.

A focused storefront with the operating view behind it. Replace the sample release, connect your checkout, and publish on your own domain.

Next.js 16Zero-secret demoMIT licensedVercel-ready

Release 01Demo data

The Systems Field Guide

92%

Offer is specificReady

Delivery testedReady

Proof attachedReady

Release windowNext

View public source

Live studies: 19
Business systems: 22
Open release: 1

The open flagship

One product you can actually take home.

Creator Launch OS is the first release with public source, an MIT license, clean cloud gates, responsive evidence, and a direct Vercel deployment path.

Captured from the public sourceResponsive review passed

Free and open source6/6

Creator Launch OS

An editorial storefront and release studio for digital-product creators, authors, educators, and independent communities.

Verified gates

Zero-secret storefront, catalog, and product decision flow
Honest no-payment checkout fallback until a hosted checkout is configured
Sample release studio with clearly labeled demo metrics
Metadata, sitemap, robots, Open Graph, health, loading, empty, error, and not-found states

View public source Deploy with Vercel

The build workflow

One kernel. Six decisions.

The system does not start with a theme. It starts with the decision, composes the smallest useful product, and refuses a release claim without proof.

1 / 6

Write the brief

Decision: Who is this for, and what do they need to decide today?
Working artifact: A typed product manifest with audience, promise, proof, and primary action.
Release gate: The proposition survives the name-swap and concrete-anchor tests.

AudienceOfferProof

Visual source index

See the work before you read the label.

Seven studies are captured as visual evidence. All nineteen remain live and searchable. Each is an interactive design reference until it earns product-level proof.

Zero false deployment claims

01 / Landing

Homepage Hero

02 / Product

Products Page

03 / Dashboard

Research Hub

04 / Landing

Blog Landing

10 / Dashboard

Music Lab

16 / Community

Community

18 / Dashboard

AI CoE Command Console

Business systems

Twenty-two businesses. Two clear lanes.

Creators need an audience-to-delivery workflow. AI startups need a task-to-reliable-operation workflow. The shared kernel compounds; the surface stays specific.

Creator businesses

A focused site and operating layer for the way each creator earns trust and delivers value.

12 builds

01
Creator Launch OS
Digital-product creators
Catalog, product decisions, release operations, and delivery handoff.
02
Author & Book Launch OS
Authors and publishers
Reader sample, press kit, events, newsletter, and reader circle.
03
Independent Media OS
Newsletter and media operators
Issue archive, sponsorship inventory, referrals, and paid membership.
04
Course & Cohort OS
Educators and cohort leaders
Curriculum, enrollment, live sessions, resources, and completion.
05
Community Membership OS
Communities and memberships
Onboarding, roles, events, resources, and recurring communication.
06
Expert Services OS
Coaches and consultants
Fit, method, proof, booking, client intake, and service delivery.
07
Music Release OS
Musicians and audio creators
Listening, catalog context, credits, licensing, drops, and fan capture.
08
Portfolio & Licensing OS
Artists and photographers
Collections, commissions, usage rights, licensing, and collector contact.
09
Audience Network OS
Podcasters and video creators
Episodes, clips, guests, sponsors, resources, and subscriber paths.
10
Events & Speaker OS
Speakers and event producers
Programs, dates, media kit, registration, partners, and follow-up.
11
Studio Pipeline OS
Agencies and creative studios
Capabilities, case evidence, qualification, proposals, and client handoff.
12
World Launch OS
Indie games and worldbuilders
Lore entry, playable proof, updates, community, and release milestones.

AI startups

Production-oriented starters organized around the real operating risk, not a generic chat screen.

10 builds

01
AI SaaS Starter
AI SaaS founders
Authentication, usage, billing adapter, onboarding, support, and observability.
02
Agent Product Starter
Agent-product teams
Runs, tools, approvals, handoffs, traces, cost, and failure recovery.
03
Knowledge Studio
Knowledge-product teams
Ingestion, retrieval, citations, permissions, feedback, and source refresh.
04
AI Research Desk
Research and intelligence teams
Research plans, evidence, synthesis, review, exports, and paid reports.
05
Generative Media Studio
Image, audio, and video startups
Jobs, variants, provenance, rights, review, storage, and delivery.
06
Vertical Copilot Starter
Vertical copilot founders
Domain intake, structured actions, human approval, history, and audit trail.
07
Developer Business Starter
API and developer-tool companies
Documentation, keys, usage, examples, status, pricing, and support.
08
Eval & Observability Console
Model and platform teams
Datasets, runs, comparisons, quality, latency, cost, and regressions.
09
AI CoE Operating System
Enterprise AI programs
Portfolio, governance, models, policies, risk, value, and adoption.
10
Workflow Automation Hub
Automation and integration startups
Connectors, triggers, runs, retries, approvals, and operational ownership.

Release contract

A maturity label is a claim.

Demo, remixable source, and deployable product are different states. The interface names the state and keeps the evidence beside it.

01
Public source with a clear license, rights, and provenance record
02
Useful demo path with no required secrets
03
Loading, empty, error, and permission-aware states
04
Type, lint, contract, and production-build evidence
05
Clean Vercel deployment from the documented source
06
Desktop, mobile, keyboard, and reduced-motion review

Open FrankX templates

Public source, an explicit license, documented setup, and reproducible deployment evidence.

Interactive design references

Live v0 studies make visual ideas inspectable. They are not labeled as products without source and release proof.

Clean-room commercial research

We study observable workflows, then write original specifications. Proprietary code, assets, and prompts are never copied.

Start from proof

Clone the open product, then use v0 where visual iteration compounds.

Deploy the free template See commercial builds