Templates, spreadsheets and scripts, plus the reasoning that makes them work
Ten products, $4 to $9 each, and the set of all ten for $19. Each entry below says what is in the download, not how you will feel about it.
Paperwork that gets money moving: agreement, proposal, invoice.
$9
A plain-English services agreement with the six payment clauses from guide 01 built in, plus how-to-use notes on the deposit rule, the scope exhibit, change orders, governing law and the kill fee. Ships the contract, proposal template, invoice, client onboarding form and an income and expense tracker. It is a template, not legal advice.
$9
Three single-file pages: SaaS, local business, event. No framework and no build step; open the file, change the copy, upload it anywhere.
$6
Long-form prompts in eight categories, each with a
Variables: line naming what to fill in and bracketed
placeholders through the prompt text: STAR interview answers,
pre-mortems, weighted decision matrices, discovery-call scripts.
Markdown plus a spreadsheet with a Category column you can filter.
$7
The 90-day calendar from guide 02 already built: platform, format and status dropdowns set, 50 hooks each labeled by the psychology that makes it work rather than sorted into one order, 5 caption formulas with 30 captions, 7 email shells, and a performance tab for the weekly numbers check. An xlsx with no macros; not tested in Google Sheets or Numbers.
Working files where the arithmetic is done for you, except where a number is only honest if you enter it.
$6
Three trackers, $2 each: a 12-month habit grid on one sheet with a fill-in monthly completion table at its foot, a monthly budget with planned-versus-actual columns and the difference computed live (Actual minus Planned, so an overspend reads as a positive number), and a job or sales pipeline with dropdown stages that compute open pipeline value, won revenue and win rate. Standard formulas, no macros; not tested in Google Sheets or Numbers. The reasoning is in guide 03.
$5
One workbook, four sheets: Assignment Tracker (due date, weight,
status as a plain text column, auto days-left with red and amber
flags), Semester (auto letter grades and a
Grade average (%) that takes the plain average of the
courses you have graded, counting the rows with credits filled in
and treating each of those as equally heavy; the letters and the
average both cover rows 9 to 16), an hourly Mon-Fri Schedule, and a
Time Log that totals this week's study hours over rows 4 to 200 and
all-time hours over rows 4 to 500. The average is a percentage of
course grades, not credit-weighted and not a 4.0-scale GPA: your
registrar owns that number. No macros, ordinary functions; not
tested in Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc or Numbers. Set up in
guide 05.
$5
Three resume designs (single column, skill sidebar, spacious) plus a matching cover letter, shipped as HTML files: open one in any browser, edit the text, and print or save as PDF. The pack is written around a one-page resume, and its guide covers which template to pick and how to export a clean PDF, but nothing in the files caps the page count: how much you type decides how many pages come out. These are not Word documents. Built for the two readers that matter, the applicant tracking software and the person after it; no scanner's acceptance is promised, and nothing here has been tested against any particular system.
Small tools that hold their shape: plain markdown, one browser tab, five shell files.
$5
The PARA method (Tiago Forte) as folders and markdown files: the
four numbered folders, INBOX.md, a short
PARA.md overview of the filing rule (36 lines),
WEEKLY-REVIEW.md as a fillable 15-minute
checklist, three templates and five pre-seeded Areas. No plugin and
no vendor account; works in Obsidian, Notion or a text editor. Walk
through
guide 04.
$5
A Chrome new-tab extension with one daily intention, a pomodoro timer, a day streak, and four fixed quick links (Gmail, Calendar, GitHub, Drive) that are not editable in this version. Everything stays in your browser.
$4
Five shell scripts written and tested on macOS: batch image optimize,
log rotation, backup snapshots, bulk rename, and an environment check.
Readable source, nothing to install. They use POSIX-style shell and
should work on Linux, but I have not tested them there.
bulk-rename.sh previews every rename and only applies
with --apply; log-rotate.sh truncates your
logs in place; snapshot.sh writes and prunes inside the
backup folder you name; img-optimize.sh never touches
your sources, it writes copies into an optimized/
subfolder and refuses to overwrite one; env-doctor.sh
only reads.
Not one combined ZIP: buying the bundle gives you the ten member products' own downloads, the same files each product page serves.
$19
All ten products. The bundle is not a separate combined ZIP: buying it on Payhip gives you the ten member products' own downloads, the same files each product page serves. Their combined individual price is $61, so the bundle is 68% below that total. Worth taking if you would buy three or more separately; below that, buy the single file you need.
| Product | Price |
|---|---|
| Freelance Business Kit | $9 |
| 152 ChatGPT Prompts | $6 |
| HTML Landing Page Templates | $9 |
| Habit + Budget Tracker Pack | $6 |
| ATS Resume Templates | $5 |
| Creator Content Kit | $7 |
| FocusDash | $5 |
| Second Brain PARA | $5 |
| Student Planner | $5 |
| DevToolkit Shell Script Pack | $4 |
| Individual total | $61 |
| Complete Bundle | $19 |
Checkout is on Payhip at
payhip.com/MonkeyRun. Every item is an instant download, there is no subscription and no
renewal, and the coupon LAUNCH20 takes 20% off any single
order.
A 30-day money-back guarantee applies; if a file does not contain what
its page says, write to
proroblox286@gmail.com
before day 30.
The bundle is the one item whose button says Sign Up rather than Buy Now. That is not a registration wall in front of the price: owning ten separate downloads means having an account to hold them, and the page that button opens is the ordinary $19.00 checkout, with the total on it and the coupon field on it. The account is created as part of paying, not before you get to see what you are paying.
MonkeyRun is one maker, not a company with a support team, which is why each product ships a plain-text README and a support note with the files rather than a help center to search.
The clauses from guide 01, as a five-page printable PDF you can hold next to a contract you are already signing. It costs nothing and is not one of the ten paid products.