
You bought a course about launching once. It told you what to do and skipped the part where you have to actually set it all up.
So now your email platform is half-configured, your files are 47 untitled screenshots, your content lives in four apps, and your almost-finished course has been almost finished for six months.
Weekend Empire is the setup half. The actual systems, pre-built, for every corner of your backend.
I'm a tech systems specialist with 10 years of experience, a Migrations Expert at Kit, and I build my own business on nights and weekends around a full-time schedule.
Every template in here is the system I actually use or build for clients, cut down to what works when your business hours start at 8pm.
Your email list: Kit Kickstart (the written guide) + Kit in a Box (videos + plug-in templates, including welcome and pitch sequences)
Your files: File System Toolkit, so you can find anything in 10 seconds
Your content: Content Calendar + Planner
Your product: Course in a Weekend, the Notion planning dashboard that takes your course from idea to outline to done
Your operations: the Notion Business Dashboard [coming August], the hub that runs the whole thing
Every new drop while you're a member, roughly one every 4 to 6 weeks
Enter your bullet points here..
Bought separately today: $285+. And that number goes up with every drop.
Who it's for: You're building the whole backend over the next year, a piece at a time, in the hours you actually have. You want the next piece ready when you are.
Who it's not for: If you only need one thing, genuinely just buy that one thing. The shop isn't going anywhere. The membership is for people who know they'll need three or more of these within the year.


All prices in USD