Introduce the business
A site for the business, a page for one service, and a portfolio of past projects. Give people a clear place to find you.
CodiVibes / Handbook
21 things a small business can now build for itself
A practical handbook of 21 ideas - sites, calculators, client portals and internal boards - that are now built by describing them to an AI rather than by writing code. Each idea gets a short description and a worked example.
The handbook is written in Bulgarian. No email and no sign-up - the file downloads immediately.
- 21 ideas in 7 groups
- An example with every idea
- 9 pages, a 15 minute read
- Free, in Bulgarian
01 What is inside
Seven groups, three ideas in each.
Ordered by when you need them: first being found, then explaining what you sell, then making it easy to work with you. Read the headings, pick one thing, build it.
01-03
04-06
Show what you sell
A catalogue of services and packages, a page for an event or a course, and a calculator for an indicative price.
07-09
Help the client choose
A short quiz that points to the right service, a calculator for time or cost, and an interactive checklist. Your experience as small useful tools.
10-12
Prepare the next step
A generator for a personal plan, a questionnaire for the first brief, and a tool that assembles quotes.
13-15
Make client work easier
A starting page for a new client, a client portal, and a base of answers to the questions you keep repeating.
16-18
Order the daily work
A system for contacts and enquiries, a board for live projects, and a planner for content.
19-21
Look at the next idea
A calculator for job profitability, a board for income and costs, and a first version of a digital product.
Last
Your first step
How to tell which idea to start with, how small the first version should be, and what to check before you put it in front of real clients.
02 What one idea looks like
A heading, one sentence, and an example.
Each of the 21 ideas takes a few lines. That is enough to decide whether it is useful to you without reading an article about it. Here is idea number 08, translated from the page.
08
A calculator for time or cost
Give the client a way to judge their own situation using their own numbers.
Example: A tool that works out how many hours a month go into one repeating task.
03 Which idea to start with
Start with one thing.
The last page of the handbook is about exactly this. Pick the idea you can say all three of these about, and keep only what the first version truly needs. A calculator can start with three fields and one result.
- I need this within the week.
- I know exactly who will use it.
- I can say in one sentence what it has to do.
Before real clients use it, check the arithmetic, the forms and how it behaves on other screens. Personal data, individual access and payments each need further setup and review.
04 Common questions
Do I have to leave an email to get it?
No. The button downloads the file straight away. We ask for no email, create no account, and will not write to you because of this download.
What language is the handbook in?
Bulgarian, 9 pages. The examples come from the work of small firms and freelancers in Bulgaria. This page summarises every section in English.
Do I need to be able to program?
No. The ideas were chosen because they can be described in words. The handbook also explains what vibe coding means if the term is new to you, and there is more on the vibe coding page.
Can I share it with a colleague?
Yes. Send them the link to this page or the file itself. There is no restriction.