A documented experiment · not a promise

I'm going to use one Stag Vault track and see whether I can turn it into £1,000.

This is Ross's personal challenge, run in public. One track, every prompt in order, real costs and real hours. It might work. It might not. Either way the log stays up. This page is not a claim that Stag Vault will make you £1,000 — results depend on what you build, who you sell to and how hard you push.

Started 8 Sept 2026 · status: starting
Earned (net)
£0
Goal
£1,000
Costs so far
£0
Hours logged
0

The rules

  1. 01One Stag Vault track only. No other products, no existing audience, no paid ads until the first sale.
  2. 02Every prompt is run in order, in-app, and the real output is shown — including the bad ones.
  3. 03Revenue is counted after Stripe/Etsy fees, refunds and tax set-aside. Costs and hours are logged separately.
  4. 04Updates are posted here weekly, whether the number went up or not.
  5. 05If it fails, it stays up. The point is the documentation, not the headline.

The log

  1. Week 0 · 8 Sept£0 earned · £0 spent · 1h

    Day zero — picking the track and setting the rules

    Chose Track 165 because it is a digital product I can make with no audience, the buyer is easy to find, and I have no unfair head-start. Prompt 01 (micro-niche discovery) runs this week. Nothing sold yet.

Want to run your own version?

Pick any of the 166 tracks and follow the same prompts I'm using. Same rules apply: your result depends on what you build and how you sell it.