Free weekly fiction worth the paper it would be printed on - and plain, durable files for people who work for themselves. No logins, free updates, 14-day refunds, no rent on tools you already bought.
The stories - new every week
Three series, a new chapter every single week, free where marked. The Club gets new story chapters early, as they are released.
The tools
Back offices, pipelines and paperwork for freelancers and small studios. Everything is a file - open it, own it, keep it.
The money
Know your numbers before your numbers become a problem.
16 current Northbench toolkits in one ZIP. Their separate listed prices total $323 as of 2026-10-28; this bundle is $59. File formats and requirements vary; future products are not included automatically.
Teaching & everyday
Classrooms, career moves, and the small daily things.
The free shelf
Everything below is free with no signup. It is the honest half of the shop - use it forever, or use it to decide whether the working files are for you.
The guides
Short, honest systems for the jobs people actually have - pricing, proposals, cold email, habits, budgets, launches. Each one links to the working files if you want them; none of them requires one.
The series - in production
Low orbit is a workplace. A four-person salvage crew catches a decommissioned satellite that has been dead for thirty years - except its transmitter is warm, and it is spelling one name in old commercial morse: the name of the newest member of their crew.
Season One: ten episodes of precision line art, one electric blue, no sound in vacuum. Episode One is finished and in review; the season follows.
Coming - Episode One will be free
Why Northbench
Everything you buy is a file you keep. Works offline, forever. If we vanish, your tools still work.
Individual products are files you keep, with free updates. The Club is a monthly subscription for the full catalog and stories; cancel anytime.
No reason needed. If it is not for you, it is not for you - we would rather return your money than keep it badly.
Plain language, honest structure, nothing clever enough to break. The boring parts are the durable parts.
Fourteen working AI prompts, no email wall, no strings. One useful note a week on Telegram - new tools land there first.