How to use each of the apps on this domain — step by step when you are doing something, and as a reference when you are looking something up. 12 apps so far; 1 more listed and waiting for their first guide.
The photographs, journal and banknotes site itself — finding your way around, signing in as a friend, sending photographs from a phone, how it is found, and the stack it runs on.
This shelf itself — how an app's guide pages reach it, and the steps (or the paste-into-Claude prompt) for adding a new app.
Email a photograph, a link or pasted text to the recipe mailbox and it arrives in Paprika as a proper recipe, in English or French.
The booking website for Amapas 353 and how it works underneath — every service in the stack, how a booking, a price and an email travel through them, how admin is guarded, and how a change goes live.
The tool that watches competitors' nightly rates and recommends what to charge — what it does on its own, and how to set the floors it must never go below.
The monthly tax package builds itself from a Dropbox folder and emails the accountant — your part is putting the month's documents in the folder.
A short form for writing down what a site needs to do; every entry lands as a row in a shared spreadsheet.
One screen for recording what is in the condo — the item and how many — saved straight to the shared database.
A one-screen form for logging an expense; every entry becomes a line in the Google spreadsheet that is the real record.
Finds US sweepstakes worth entering, reads their Official Rules, and emails a ranked list each morning. The entering stays with you.
The Amapas 353 booking app inside ChatGPT — ask about dates, see live pricing, and send a reservation request.
When can we retire, and how sure can we be? Saved scenarios, a retirement-year by spending grid, and the plan run through a thousand possible markets.
Each app keeps its own guide in its own repository, and this shelf gathers them. These pages are not listed anywhere public and search engines are asked to leave them alone, and since 14 September 2026 the shelf sits behind a door: everyone who opens it signs in first. Write every guide as if it were public all the same — the allow-list grows as apps get users.