// every public url, one page

Sitemap

This is the full index of ToolGenX: every product, tool, post, book, workbook and policy page, grouped by what it does and annotated with a line explaining it. Nothing here is generated from a template. The list is built from the same catalog the shop runs on, so it cannot fall behind.

Prefer machines to prose? The XML version lives at /sitemap.xml, and there is a curated model-readable map at /llms.txt.

products: 19
free tools: 13
categories: 7
blog posts: 26
books: 17
workbooks: 5
pages listed: 117

// start here

The 8 pages most people want

If you landed here from a search result and are not sure where the thing you wanted lives, it is one of these.

Core pages

HomeThe shop front: categories, what this is wrong for, and the latest writing.
All productsThe full catalog of toolkits and template packs, filterable by category.
Free toolsFee calculators, pricing math and AI-visibility checks. No signup, no email gate.
BlogBuild notes and teardowns from running this shop, newest first.
BooksThe Solo Operator Series plus the wider Kindle shelf.
Free workbooksEvery in-book tool as a printable PDF, one per book.
AboutWho runs this, what shipped, and what failed.
ContactEmail, phone and the registered business details.

// free tools

13 calculators and checkers

Each one answers a single question and shows its working. Nothing here asks for an email, and the fee tables carry the date they were last verified.

All tools

Platform fee comparisonOne price against 7 platforms and 13 fee variants, sorted by take-home.
Pricing calculatorFloor, anchor and premium price band, with revenue after fees.
Gumroad feesDirect versus Discover, itemised, against a raw Stripe baseline.
Stripe feesCard cost at home and abroad, plus the $0.30 floor on cheap products.
PayPal feesCommercial rate, cross-border surcharge, micropayments crossover.
Lemon Squeezy feesWhat the 5% merchant-of-record fee buys, and when it stops paying.
Payhip feesFree, Plus and Pro side by side with the exact upgrade break-even.
Etsy feesListing, transaction, processing and Offsite Ads, stacked for downloads.
Ko-fi feesShop fees against 0% donations, and where Ko-fi Gold pays for itself.
Refund policy generatorPolicy text matching EU CRD Art 16(m), with UK and TR addenda.
llms.txt generatorA spec-valid llms.txt built in the browser, validated as you type.
AI crawler checker12 AI crawlers tested against any robots.txt, with the matched rule.
AI writing checkerFive style tells flagged by position, each with the editorial fix.

// the catalog

19 products across 7 categories

One-time payment, instant download, personal licence. Category headings are pages of their own with their own FAQ and buying guide.

AI Tools →

Visa Document Translator · $9Get your documents translated into 50 languages — in minutes, not weeks.

Content & Writing →

AI Content Blueprint · $29Write articles that rank on Google AND get cited by ChatGPT.
AI Content Empire Builder · $29One post becomes 20 pieces of content. Stop creating from scratch every time.
Humanizer Pro · $19AI wrote it. Now nobody can tell. Make content sound like a real person wrote it.
Podcast to Empire Kit · $29Record once. Show up on six platforms. Stop leaving reach on the table.

Business & Growth →

AI Agency Launch Kit · $119Build a running AI agency with a real system, not guesswork.
AI CFO Toolkit · $29Make money decisions like a CFO, even if you have never had one.
B2B Growth Machine · $49Seven systems that fill your pipeline, close deals faster, and track revenue properly.
Conversion Rate Domination · $29Getting traffic but nobody buys? Fix the funnel — one conversion at a time.
Startup Launch Arsenal · $39Go from idea to funded with 10 founder skills covering pitch, pricing, and launch.

Developer Tools →

CodeForge · $19Stop asking AI to write code. Start letting it run your entire dev workflow.
Indie Game Studio Kit · $39One developer. 27 AI agents. A game studio running on your machine.

SEO & Visibility →

AI Search Visibility Toolkit · $49If ChatGPT and Perplexity do not mention you, you are invisible to half the internet.
AI SEO Command Suite · $6930 SEO skills in one place. Run audits, find keywords, fix your site from the terminal.
Structured Data Pro Pack · $19Add the right schema markup. Show up in rich results and AI answers.

Design & UI →

iOS Liquid Glass UI Kit · $29iOS 26 dropped. Your app looks outdated. Fix it this weekend with 67 ready styles.

Automation →

AutoEarnaAI · $27Four AI automation tools that run on your computer — no cloud fees, no monthly bill.
MarketFlow AI · $2911 marketing systems and 42 Python scripts that actually connect your tools.
ShortFactory AI · $29Make YouTube Shorts for $0.11 each — fully automated, start to finish.

// books

5 books with a page here, 12 more on the shelf

The Solo Operator Series has a page per book here. The shelf at /books carries 12 more Kindle titles, which sell on Amazon and so have no page on this site to link.

Solo Operator Series →

The Leverage StackYou are not disorganized. You are the bottleneck — and you cannot out-discipline a structural problem.
Found by AIYou are not losing to a bigger ad budget. You are losing to a machine that does not know you exist.
The One-Person MillionThere are only so many hours in a week. If your income is chained to your presence, your ceiling was fixed the day you started.
The Unfair SolopreneurYou are not the underdog. You just think you are.
AI Won’t Run Your Business. You Will.AI will draft your emails and sort your tasks. It will not decide what your business is for.

// workbooks

Every in-book tool as a printable PDF

One workbook per book in the series. Each is the full set of in-book tools as a single printable PDF, sent by email.

Free printable workbooks →

The Leverage StackHow One Person Runs What Used to Take a Team
Found by AIHow Small Businesses Get Recommended by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI
The One-Person MillionBuild a Real Business With AI Doing the Work
The Unfair SolopreneurCompete With Companies 100x Your Size Using AI
AI Won’t Run Your Business. You Will.Judgment and Doubt in the AI Age

// writing

26 posts from running this shop

Build notes, teardowns and the occasional postmortem. The hub posts at the top are the ones worth reading first.

Start with these

Best Claude Code skills for indie developers (with real examples)Jun 2026 · 8 min · The Claude Code skills that move real work: TDD, planning, code review, multi-agent. Six skill packs solo developers use and the gap each one closes.
Shipping a digital product as a solo founderMay 2026 · 10 min · A playbook from one founder running a 19-product shop. Distribution, payment infrastructure, refund law, content gravity, and trust signals that move money.

Everything else

Claude Code skills for marketing: the three that survive contact with real workSep 2026 · 6 min · Marketing skill packs promise forty workflows. Three categories survive real use, one fails in a way that costs you customers, and the reason is structural.
Claude Code skills for SEO: what to install and what not to automateSep 2026 · 5 min · Which SEO jobs suit a Claude Code skill and which get worse when you automate them, plus the overlap problem in a 26-skill SEO install and how to fix it.
Free vs paid Claude Code skills: what the free ones actually costSep 2026 · 6 min · Most Claude Code skills are free and that is usually the right answer. Measured numbers from a 383-skill install on what the free route costs in context.
Where to find Claude Code skills in 2026: repos, directories and packsSep 2026 · 6 min · The four places Claude Code skills come from, what each one is good for, and the maintenance question that decides whether a skill still works next month.
Why half your Claude Code skills never fire (and how to fix the descriptions)Sep 2026 · 5 min · Claude Code picks a skill by reading descriptions. In a 383-skill install only 136 said when to fire. The rule that decides it, and how to rewrite the rest.
Does llms.txt actually work? What the server logs say in 2026Sep 2026 · 6 min · Google says no AI system uses llms.txt. A 137,210-domain log study found 97% of the files got zero requests. Who does read them, and whether to ship one.
Gumroad vs Payhip vs Etsy vs Ko-fi vs Lemon Squeezy: which is better for digital downloads?Sep 2026 · 9 min · Net payout on a $9, $29 and $119 digital download across five platforms, what each fee includes, who handles tax, and which one fits which seller.
Is your site visible to AI crawlers? The 5-minute auditJun 2026 · 6 min · A copy-pasted 2023 robots.txt block can erase you from ChatGPT and Perplexity. The 5-minute audit, the bots that matter, and the allow-search strategy.
Gumroad fees in 2026: what sellers actually pay per saleJun 2026 · 9 min · Gumroad says 10%. Your payout says otherwise. Every fee on a direct and a Discover sale, the price floor where you lose money, and when leaving pays.
How to price a digital product (with the calculator math shown)Jun 2026 · 7 min · The three-dial pricing model behind our free calculator: market bands, audience and depth multipliers, ladder snapping, and the fee step most models skip.
The 7 AI writing tells editors catch firstJun 2026 · 6 min · Em-dash overload, "delve into", autopilot triads, same-length sentences. The tells editors catch first, why detectors miss the point, and our own checklist.
Is Gumroad worth it in 2026? What a year on a redirect checkout teaches youMay 2026 · 7 min · Gumroad is worth it at one stage and quietly expensive at the next. The stage table, the blind spot a redirect creates, and the test that tells you which.
How I rewrote 19 product descriptions in 2 days with humanizer-proMay 2026 · 9 min · The workflow that takes AI-drafted product copy through a humanizer pass so it reads like one person wrote it and gives AI engines something to quote.
Building the EU CRD Article 16(m) consent flow in Next.jsMay 2026 · 10 min · The EU CRD Article 16(m) waiver for digital goods in Next.js. The dual-checkbox UI, the consent_logs schema, and the Withdrawal Button required since June 2026.
ToolGenX's robots.txt and llms.txt explained, line by lineMay 2026 · 11 min · The robots.txt and llms.txt files on ToolGenX, line by line. What each rule does, why AI crawlers are allowed, and how llms.txt actually gets used.
My GEO citability scoring sheet: how I grade every page before publishingApr 2026 · 8 min · A 100-point checklist for how likely AI search engines are to cite a page. Five categories, the scoring rubric, and the score I will not publish below.
Stripe vs Lemon Squeezy vs Paddle vs Gumroad: which checkout for a digital product?Apr 2026 · 9 min · What each checkout costs on a $29 sale, who files your VAT, how long each one takes to build, and the country rule that decides the question before you do.
Pricing a digital product with Van Westendorp (with real numbers)Apr 2026 · 10 min · The Van Westendorp Price Sensitivity Meter for solo founders. The four questions, the math, real survey results from a $29 product, and the price I shipped.
The 6-phase outreach workflow that fills a solo agency pipelineApr 2026 · 11 min · The cold-outreach system I used to run ModernWebSEO solo. Six phases, real response rates, the email templates that get replies, and research time per lead.
GEO + SEO for small shops: what actually moves the needleApr 2026 · 8 min · The five SEO + GEO changes that move real traffic for a small shop. No tooling, no agency, no subscription. Just the structural choices that get you cited.
Writing for Google AI Overviews: the 7 structural moves that move citationsApr 2026 · 8 min · Seven writing and markup moves that land content in Google AI Overviews, with examples from pages that get cited and pages that do not.
The CRO experiment that moved my landing page from 0.4% to 1.9%Apr 2026 · 9 min · A 30-day rewrite took conversion from 0.4% to 1.9% on 40 conversions. The six changes, the split, the numbers, and what the sample cannot support.
One podcast episode to 12 content pieces: the actual repurposing workflowMar 2026 · 12 min · Turn one 45-minute podcast episode into 12 pieces across six platforms over 14 days, with a 4-hour production budget after recording.
Why I rewrote my 19-product site in two weeks (and what I would do differently)Mar 2026 · 10 min · An honest postmortem of a site rebuild: why the old version failed despite looking fine, what the rewrite changed, and the four decisions I made too late.

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Browse the writing by subject

One archive per tag, busiest first. The long tail at the end holds a single post each, which is honest about how narrow some of these topics are.

Honest comparisons

Where this shop sits against the platform most buyers already know.

Head to head

ToolGenX vs GumroadFees, delivery, licensing and refunds, including where Gumroad is the better call.

// the fine print

The 6 policies that govern a purchase

Each of these is a full page rather than a modal you scroll past at checkout. If you are buying from the EU, the refund page is the one to read first.

Policies

Privacy policyWhat data is collected, who processes it, and how to have it deleted.
Terms of serviceThe contract between you and the shop: licence, use, and limits.
Distance sales agreementThe Turkish distance-sales contract that governs orders placed here.
Refund and withdrawal policyRefund eligibility, the EU withdrawal right, and how to raise a request.
Cookie policyWhat gets stored in your browser: cookieless analytics and a few local keys.
Affiliate disclosureWhere sponsored placements appear on the site and how they are marked.

// for machines

The same site, in formats a crawler prefers

Looking for the XML version of this page? It is /sitemap.xml. The rest of these exist so an AI search engine can read the shop without parsing HTML.

Endpoints

sitemap.xmlThe XML sitemap submitted to Google and Bing. Same URLs, machine format.
robots.txtCrawl rules. Every AI crawler is allowed, with a Content-Signal line.
llms.txtA curated map of the site for language models, in the llmstxt.org format.
llms-full.txtThe long version: full catalog text, feature breakdowns, FAQs and book summaries.
Products feedRSS of the catalog, updated when a product ships.
Blog feedRSS of every post, newest first.
Books feedRSS of the Solo Operator Series.

There is one more surface with no link of its own: every product, category, book and blog URL also serves plain markdown to agents that ask for it. Send Accept: text/markdown to a page like /products/codeforge and you get the source text instead of HTML. Those mirrors carry a noindex header on purpose, which is why they are described here rather than linked.

// something missing

Looked for a page and did not find it here?

Account, order and download pages are left off deliberately, because they are private and blocked from crawling. Everything else public should be on this page. If you hit a broken link or expected something that is not listed, mail support@toolgenx.com and I will fix it the same week.