## Tools I Use

_The actual stack. Every tool here earns its seat by removing work I would otherwise do by hand. If a tool stops paying for itself, it is gone._

#### Payment Processing

### Whop

**What I use it for.** Selling digital products, paid communities, and courses: checkout, memberships, affiliates, and upsells in one place.

Everything I sell to an audience runs through one checkout, and Whop is the only platform that bundles processing, membership gating, affiliates, and upsell automations without stitching four tools together. Mundane infrastructure is what actually prints.


#### Data

### Maps Data

**What I use it for.** Scraping Google Maps at scale: business names, phone numbers, reviews, and websites for every local niche I target.

Local SEO runs on Maps data. Every lead list starts here: pull every business in a niche and a city, filter by review count and missing websites, and you have a ranked list of who needs help most. Scraping is a commodity. Knowing what to filter for is the edge.


#### Coding Agents

### Claude Code

**What I use it for.** My main agent in the terminal: building products, ripping and rebuilding workflows, and automating anything I already know how to do by hand.

The terminal is becoming the everything-agent, and this is the one I live in. It is not a code tool, it is a leverage tool: I plan the job, let it execute, then audit the result. The rule that keeps it useful is knowing the task manually first. Hand an agent work you do not understand and it fails in ways you cannot see.


#### Community

### FeineNetwork

**What I use it for.** The #1 networking community for trading, finance, and more.

This is where the people building in trading, finance, and online business actually talk. I built it because I wanted a room full of operators, not spectators: people running real capital, real services, and real distribution. It is where I share what I am working on, find partners who execute, and hear about trends before they hit the timeline.


#### CRM & Outreach

### Manage Leads

**What I use it for.** CRM and pipeline for the agency: every scraped lead, every cold email reply, every follow-up in one place.

Leads die in inboxes. Every scraped list goes into one pipeline, every reply gets a status, every follow-up is scheduled the day the first email sends. The agency that follows up four times beats the agency with the better offer. Managing leads is not admin. It is the revenue system.