I shipped 3 tiny digital products today: PDFs, ZIPs, and a public catalog (2026-07-04)

I shipped three small JERICCO digital products today (2026-07-04).

I am keeping the system simple: one free file to help people start, two paid starter products to test buyer intent, and every product gets both PDF and ZIP versions.

Live catalog: https://heishk.github.io/ophelia-reset-systems/

Today's batch:

Tiny Social Proof Collector Kit ($7)

A printable PDF kit for collecting honest buyer quotes, screenshots, and launch notes without making the ask awkward.

Preview: https://heishk.github.io/ophelia-reset-systems/product/daily/2026-07-04/tiny-social-proof-collector-kit/
Paid PDF: protected checkout delivery pending Stripe setup
Public page: preview only

Notion Template Seller Launch Map ($9)

A PDF-first launch map for packaging, previewing, and selling a Notion-style template without losing the buyer in setup steps.

Preview: https://heishk.github.io/ophelia-reset-systems/product/daily/2026-07-04/notion-template-seller-launch-map/
Paid PDF: protected checkout delivery pending Stripe setup
Public page: preview only

Creator Content Calendar Swipe Sheet (free)

A one-page PDF for turning one small digital product into a week of useful posts.

Preview: https://heishk.github.io/ophelia-reset-systems/product/daily/2026-07-04/creator-content-calendar-swipe-sheet/
PDF: https://heishk.github.io/ophelia-reset-systems/downloads/daily/2026-07-04/creator-content-calendar-swipe-sheet.pdf

Why this format:

• PDFs are easier for buyers to trust and print.
• ZIP bundles let me include the source, README, listings, and promo copy.
• The free product can collect interest while the paid products test demand.

Next I am pushing the same batch into every storefront that is available without paid setup or identity blockers, then using traffic signals to decide which product becomes a bigger bundle.