What this property was
AIClases is the Spanish-language sibling of my course business: one flagship course, "Aprende IA en 30 días," sold for a flat fifty dollars, one time. Thirty lessons, one per day, each with proper MDX content, quizzes, downloadable materials, and thirty-one real screenshots of real tools — not stock art of glowing brains. It's a Next.js app on the same VPS as everything else, with the catalog and course content in Postgres and Stripe handling the money.
Evidence recorded in the manuscript
The price is $50, one-time, and the checkout is live and verified working as a mechanism. Confirmed sales volume? I won't pretend to a figure I can't back. What I can tell you is what the simplification did to the surface area: dozens of catalog and course routes collapsed into a handful, the flagship course went from "planned" to thirty fully built lessons with quizzes and materials, and the site went from a thin marketplace imitation to one dense product page.…
The lesson recorded after launch
A catalog is a place for weak products to hide. When AIClases had fifteen courses, every individual course could be mediocre because no single one carried the business; the moment there was only one product at one price, its quality became my problem in a way I couldn't ignore, and the product got dramatically better within weeks. If you're a solo operator, the catalog model borrows the form of a real education company without its staff. One offer, one price, one promise — then make that one thing actually good.…