41 chapters · 25 interactive widgets · 3 real embedded case studies · the source is open and is the recipe. Read it, fork it, copy the recipe — no signup.
It has always given me satisfaction to be able to create what I have in mind.
HTML-ization. Stop sending dead files.
Every deliverable — report, pitch, audit, deck, model — ships as a live interactive HTML artifact on a deployed link, not a PDF attachment that started rotting the second it was exported. The link is current because the repo is. People forward links; they archive PDFs unread.
This page is the proof. The book about building this kind of artifact is, itself, this kind of artifact — and the source you're holding is the recipe.
The artifacts are clickable.
AFC — the pitch
Vision, why-now, tier economics, a use-of-funds donut you can hover. The deck that existed before the next meeting did.
AFC — the robot stable
Every humanoid platform shipping in 2026, filterable, with a profit-per-fighter calculator — move the sliders, watch the math move.
The 90-domain deliverability audit
A real Folderly-methodology audit of a ~90-domain / ~5K-mailbox cold-email estate — swarmed in days, delivered as a clickable doc instead of a 40-page PDF.
All 41 chapters at once.
Click any. Or hit ⌘K and search the whole thing.
Thirteen days. Six editions. Open from day zero.
- May 7Edition 1 shipsFirst public web edition of the playbook. 36 chapters, 8 widgets, github.io URL.
- May 11Edition 4 — retitled36 chapter titles rewritten topical-primary in one atomic re-runnable rewrite.
- May 18Safety scrubFull third-party/secret exposure scrub across the shipped surface. 0 residue in dist/, verified twice.
- May 19Editions 5 + 6Gemini 3.5 Flash research note · HTML-ization page · 3 live embedded artifacts (AFC pitch + robot stable + sanitized client audit).
- May 20Repo flips publicGit history rewritten with filter-repo (0 leaks across 71 commits), backup ref preserved, force-pushed, visibility → public.
Now do something with it.
No signup. No paywall. The source is the recipe.
— Vlad Podoliako
Founder at Belkins, Folderly, and more — vladyslavpodoliako.com · equinox.ventures