79 things to make in Claude and send as a link

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  1. 1Client proposalScope, timeline and price for one named prospect, on a page they can open on their phone.Client work
  2. 2KPI dashboardA few numbers with their changes and the reasons behind them, sent to the same readers on a schedule.Product and engineering
  3. 3One-pagerA single page with what you offer, the proof and the next step, for a reader you won't meet.Sales
  4. 4Landing pageA single page that makes one offer and asks for one thing, sent as a link before you have a website.Marketing
  5. 5Client reportA short weekly update that says what worked, what didn't, and what the client needs to approve.Client work
  6. 6Pitch deckTen to twelve slides, one point each, sent to investors before or after a first call.Sales
  7. 7Competitive analysisA short document that compares you with your rivals and says what to do about it.Marketing
  8. 8ROI calculatorA page where a buyer enters their own numbers and sees cost, savings, payback and return.Sales
  9. 9InfographicA long scrolling page that explains one subject with numbers, one drawn chart at a time.Marketing
  10. 10Project status reportA regular page for a client's steering group: where the project stands and what they must decide.Client work
  11. 11Marketing reportThe month's spend, results and recommendations, as a dashboard your client can open in any browser.Client work
  12. 12Business planA one-page plan an owner sends to a bank, a landlord or a partner ahead of the full version.Strategy and finance
  13. 13SEO reportA monthly report that ties organic search to leads or sales, for the client who pays for the work.Client work
  14. 14Case studyOne client's problem, what you did and what changed, with numbers a prospect can check.Client work
  15. 15Product roadmapWhat a product team is building now, next and later, by theme, for customers and colleagues.Product and engineering
  16. 16Statement of workThe scope, deliverables, dates and fees for one job, written down before the work starts.Client work
  17. 17SWOT analysisStrengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats for one organization, each backed by evidence.Strategy and finance
  18. 18Gantt chartOne project's tasks as bars across weeks, with owners, milestones and a line for today.Strategy and finance
  19. 19NewsletterOne issue of a group's news as a page: a lead story, short items, dates and who wrote it.Marketing
  20. 20PortfolioA page of your best work, each piece with its problem and outcome, to send with an application.Marketing
  21. 21Data visualizationOne dataset drawn as a few interactive charts, each with a sentence that says what to see.Product and engineering
  22. 22Quarterly business reviewA page a customer's sponsor reads before the review call: goals scored, usage, support and your asks.Client work
  23. 23Meeting minutesWhat a meeting decided and who does what by when, for the people who were there and the ones who weren't.Team and operations
  24. 24Standard operating procedureOne task written out step by step, with who does what, the tools, and how to tell each step is done.Team and operations
  25. 25FlowchartA process or user flow drawn as steps, questions and outcomes, for the people who have to follow it.Product and engineering
  26. 26Business caseThe argument for funding a project: today's cost, the options, three years of numbers and the ask.Sales
  27. 27Pricing calculatorA page where a prospect picks a plan, seats and add-ons and watches their own price add up.Sales
  28. 28Price quoteAn itemized, fixed price for one job, sent to the customer who asked how much.Client work
  29. 29Executive summaryOne screen that tells executives what a longer report found and what they're being asked to decide.Strategy and finance
  30. 30Market research reportSurvey and interview results written up for the client who has a decision to make.Marketing
  31. 31TimelineDated events in order, for a history people will enjoy or a project they have to follow.Strategy and finance
  32. 32Product requirements documentThe problem, the requirements and what's left out for one feature, for the people who will build it.Product and engineering
  33. 33App prototypeA clickable phone app in one page, sent to a few people to try before anyone writes real code.Product and engineering
  34. 34Press releaseA news announcement written for journalists: the facts, two quotes and a contact on one page.Marketing
  35. 35ChecklistTasks grouped by deadline, each with a box to tick, for a crew, a couple or a family.Team and operations
  36. 36Org chartWho reports to whom in a small company, with teams, open roles and what each person looks after.Strategy and finance
  37. 37Mind mapOne central idea with branches and twigs, sent to collaborators so they can say what's missing.Strategy and finance
  38. 38Comparison chartThree or four options across the criteria that matter, with a pick for each kind of need.Sales
  39. 39Brand guidelinesA brand's logo, colors, type and voice on one page, for the team and every outside vendor.Client work
  40. 40Creative briefOne page telling a creative team who the work is for, what it must say and what's due when.Client work
  41. 41SEO auditWhat's holding a site back in search, in order of cost, for the owner who pays for the fixes.Client work
  42. 42Client onboardingA welcome page for a client who just signed: the first month, the people, and what you need from them.Client work
  43. 43Marketing planA year's marketing on one page: the goal, the audience, the budget by channel and how you'll check it.Marketing
  44. 44Financial dashboardRevenue, costs, margin and cash against budget each month, for a leadership team.Strategy and finance
  45. 45BudgetPlanned against actual spending, line by line, for the people who need to see where the money goes.Strategy and finance
  46. 46Loan calculatorAmount, rate and term in; monthly payment, total interest and a repayment schedule out.Strategy and finance
  47. 47Employee handbookA short guide to hours, time off, expenses and equipment that every employee and new hire can open.Team and operations
  48. 48Performance reviewA manager's written review for one person, sent before they talk: goals, evidence, strengths, next steps.Team and operations
  49. 4930-60-90 day planA new hire's first three months in three phases, each with a test both sides can check.Team and operations
  50. 50Employee onboardingThe page a new hire gets before day one: the week's schedule, a checklist, the people and the tools.Team and operations
  51. 51OKRsA company's objectives and key results for the quarter, with progress, owners and status in one place.Strategy and finance
  52. 52Investor updateA founder's monthly note to investors: numbers, cash, what went wrong and what they need.Strategy and finance
  53. 53Release notesWhat's new, better and fixed in this version of your product, written for the people who use it.Product and engineering
  54. 54Technical documentationA getting-started guide and reference for an API or tool, on one page with a sidebar and copyable code.Product and engineering
  55. 55Architecture diagramA map of a system's parts and how they connect, for the engineers and clients who work with it.Product and engineering
  56. 56WireframeLow-fidelity screens with numbered notes, for agreeing what goes where before design starts.Product and engineering
  57. 57Customer journey mapOne customer type through every stage: what they do, think and feel, and where you lose them.Marketing
  58. 58Link in bio pageThe page behind your profile link: who you are, what's new this week and where to go next.Marketing
  59. 59Restaurant menuA menu page for phones, with prices, dietary marks and hours, to put behind a table QR code.Marketing
  60. 60Real estate listingOne home for sale on one page: price, rooms, floor plan, costs and how to book a viewing.Marketing
  61. 61Media kitAudience, formats, rates and past results for a company deciding whether to sponsor you.Client work
  62. 62Price listServices, prices, packages and policies on one open page a small business links from its profile.Client work
  63. 63Battle cardOne competitor on one page: where you win, where you lose, and what a rep should say.Sales
  64. 64Sponsorship proposalAn event's pitch to one company: the audience, the levels, what's still open and a deadline.Sales
  65. 65Mutual action planA shared list of every step from yes to go-live, with an owner on one side or the other.Sales
  66. 66Decision matrixOptions scored against weighted criteria, with weights the person deciding can change.Strategy and finance
  67. 67Decision treeA guide that asks one question at a time and ends on a clear answer, for staff or customers.Strategy and finance
  68. 68Incident postmortemA blameless account of an outage for the whole company: impact, timeline, cause and fixes with owners.Product and engineering
  69. 69Training manualOne module of a staff manual: the steps, why each matters, common mistakes and a self-check.Team and operations
  70. 70FAQ pageGrouped questions that open on a tap and filter as you type, sent in place of repeat emails.Team and operations
  71. 71Event scheduleA conference or offsite program by day and track, built to be checked on a phone between sessions.Team and operations
  72. 72Trivia gameA quiz night on one page: questions, answers the host reveals, and a scoreboard for the teams.Games and fun
  73. 73Bingo cardsThemed bingo from one link: each person gets their own shuffled card and taps squares as they go.Games and fun
  74. 74Spin the wheelA wheel with your own entries that picks one at random, for settling who goes first or who pays.Games and fun
  75. 75Tournament bracketA single-elimination draw with match times and tables, sent to the players before a small tournament.Games and fun
  76. 76Bill splitterShared expenses, who paid and who was in on each, worked down to a short list of payments.Games and fun
  77. 77Browser gameA small original game on one page, made for a friend, a class or a team to play from a link.Games and fun
  78. 78Break-even calculatorFixed costs, price and cost per unit in; the units and sales needed to break even out.Strategy and finance
  79. 79Savings calculatorA starting amount, a monthly deposit, a rate and years in; the balance out, split into deposits and interest.Strategy and finance