Issue #2 — The full catalog is live

Six weeks ago, Vaymilo had one product and a lot of intentions. As of this week, the full catalog is live. Five kits, all real files, all available today. Here is what shipped: The AI Writing Kit ($19) — our first product, now grown into six files: the 100 prompts, twenty copy-ready templates that need no AI at all, a voice worksheet that makes AI output sound like you, and an advanced prompting guide. The Summary Prompts Pack ($9) — 50 prompts with one job: turning long articles, meetings, and papers into clean summaries. It now ships with a complete meeting-notes operating system and a research triage workflow. The Content Workflow System ($29) — idea to published piece in five repeatable stages. The new edition includes a full worked example (one real idea, all five stages, mess included) and a 30-day plan for starting from zero. The Notion Planner Kit ($15) — a calm planner you set up in 15 minutes: weekly, daily, habits, projects, reading — now with quarterly planning and an annual review. The Starter Bundle ($35) — three kits plus a starter map, at $8 off buying them separately. One decision we want to explain: every product page now shows the exact contents of the download — every file name, with a one-line description. No mystery box. If a kit is worth buying, it should survive you knowing precisely what is in it before you pay. We think more digital products should work this way. Two smaller things. The prompt playground on the site got simpler — pick a task, click "try an example", run it. Three free runs a day, no signup; the output comes from a real prompt inside the Writing Kit. And launch week pricing is still on: the code LAUNCH takes 20% off anything in the catalog. What is next: payments go fully automatic over the coming weeks, so your files arrive the second you buy. And Issue #3 will be back to the regular format — one useful idea, treated properly, no catalog talk. Thanks for reading along while we built this. If you try a kit and something is unclear, broken, or missing, reply to this email — we read everything, and several improvements in this batch came directly from reader notes. — The Vaymilo Studio