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18 guides that replace Calendly, Typeform, Mailchimp, and more with something you own outright. Enter your email, get the guide, keep it forever.
Browse the builds →CASE FILE · STACKPANIC · A CEDRIC CORBETT PROJECT
18 free builds replace $16,617 a year in small business tools. Every guide is free. What you swap is up to you.
No email required to look. No credit card, ever.
// WHAT THIS IS
StackPanic gives away the exact switch that replaces the tool your business is renting. Not a discount code. Not an affiliate link. The actual build, explained in plain English, free.
It runs on two systems: Cloudflare for the website, forms, and booking side of a business, and Google Workspace for the paperwork, email, and scheduling side. Both are things most businesses already half-own and don't know it.
Behind it is Cedric Corbett, who also runs Obsidian Axis Group, an operations consulting firm for companies from $3M to $100M in revenue. StackPanic is the free, public version of the same discipline: cut the rented software, keep the receipts, show the work on camera.
// THREE WAYS IN
18 guides that replace Calendly, Typeform, Mailchimp, and more with something you own outright. Enter your email, get the guide, keep it forever.
Browse the builds →An 18-line worksheet. Enter what you're paying for hosting, forms, scheduling, and the rest. It totals your annual leak against owned-infrastructure pricing, sourced line by line.
Run the worksheet →We move your business off rented software onto infrastructure you own. First leak plugged in 72 hours. Signed savings, in writing, or we refund the difference. 3 installs a month, no more.
Founding price $1,500 for the first 3 · then $2,500
See the 30-day plan →No case studies yet. We're not going to invent any. That's part of why the founding price is lower.
// WHY LISTEN
10+ years running enterprise operations before this, managing teams past 200 people with Lean Six Sigma discipline. The method is called the OIL Framework: Interrogate, Delete, Simplify, Accelerate, Automate. Delete comes before automate, on purpose.
The paid version of this discipline lives at Obsidian Axis Group. StackPanic is the free version, built in public, on camera.
// BUILD IN PUBLIC
Two seasons, one rule: nothing gets filmed until it's actually working.
"The switches are out there."
Booking systems, lead capture, missed-call text back, email broadcasts, a simple CRM. All built live on Cloudflare, all explained for a business owner, not a developer.
"Stop renting your business."
Apps Script builds on Google Workspace: a broadcast desk, a paper robot, a sheet-backed CRM, a renewal-notice watcher. The paperwork side, automated.
Comment STACK for Episode 1 · Comment BOOK for the booking build · Comment RED for the Bill Autopsy