46 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.”
— Vlad Podoliako
The thesis
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.
single-file HTML · ~114 KB · client / domains / infra de-identified
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.
If you scrolled this far, you might be the kind of person who'd appreciate the side project I'm not technically supposed to be working on yet.
An Autonomous Fighting Championship. Humanoid robots, an octagon, blacklight and bass, no humans bleed. The kind of idea you say out loud at dinner and watch the table decide if you're serious. I have a pitch deck. It exists because the deck got built before the next meeting did.