Tools for making your best way of working visible
Templates, planners, and a complete operating system — for people who want their work clearer and more repeatable without turning the business into a bureaucracy.
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Visual Systems Starter Kit
Find the one process costing you the most time, and fix it this week. Includes the Systemization Priority Scorecard, a workflow-mapping worksheet with a worked example, an editable Canva SOP template, a weekly planning board, a delegation readiness check, and a five-day email mini-course.
Entry products
The Canva Content System — $47
Create clear, branded SOPs and visual workflow guides in Canva, so you can delegate with confidence and stop explaining the same process over and over. Editable templates, workflow diagrams, and worked examples for onboarding, content, project handoff, and lead follow-up.
Related reading: How to create an SOP in Canva · How to create a workflow diagram · Canva for startups
90-Day Systems Planner — $37
A planning rhythm for the next quarter that survives contact with real work. Quarterly priorities workbook, the 90-day plan with a capacity check, weekly and monthly review templates, and a project tracker. Canva and printable versions.
Includes a direct answer to the actual problem — what to do when the rhythm breaks, and how to restart without abandoning the quarter.
The core system
Creative Operations OS — $97
Build a business that does not depend on you remembering everything. Seven modules, each producing a finished artifact rather than just understanding:
- Find the friction — a ranked inventory of the recurring work wasting the most time
- Build the system map — one clear view of your core operations
- Establish planning rhythm — weekly, monthly, and quarterly decision practices
- Document workflows — SOPs people actually use
- Create the command center — plans, projects, and knowledge in one place
- Delegate with clarity — handoffs that work for collaborators and future hires
- Protect innovation — capacity for ideas and strategic work
Tool-agnostic. Works with Notion, Asana, ClickUp, Google Drive, or paper. Built for solo operators as much as teams.
Which one?
If you have never documented a process, start with the free kit. If you know which process to fix and want it to look right, the Canva system. If planning is the problem rather than documentation, the planner. If the issue is that nothing connects — planning in one place, projects in another, delegation nowhere — that is what the OS is for.