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// the everything all-access pass

one key.
every room.

Every book, every tool, every field guide, every record on the shelf today, and everything I make after, for as long as I'm alive to make it. You stop renting your library from a platform that can pull it tomorrow. You own the key to the whole building. One pass, priced like a tank of gas. The hub stays free to walk; the vault is where members live.

open now: $47/yr through july 5 · then $97/yr · buy early and you're locked at $47 for as long as you keep the pass
Lock $47/yr forever → Own the bundle? You're in free →
One email when the doors open. No drip campaign, I have better things to build.
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Doors open July 4th at 12:00am US Central time. The founding rate runs through July 5th.

What the key opens

The whole building. Today's version of it and every room that comes after.
// the building · one key turns every floor
01 / THE SHELF The full catalog Every book + toolkit, included 02 / THE VAULT Members-only radio GZS in hi-fi, records to keep 03 / FIRST IN LINE Drops before anyone First crack at short runs 04 / THE LONG GAME You fund what's next A bigger building every year

01 / THE SHELFThe full catalog

Every product I sell, included. Fifty-some books, field manuals and toolkits today, the weird stuff, all of it. New releases land inside the pass the day they ship, no upsell email, no second checkout. You stop deciding one purchase at a time and just own the shelf.

02 / THE VAULTMembers-only radio

The members area opens with the pass: GZS Radio in full hi-fi and the entire catalog of records, downloadable, yours to keep even if you leave.

03 / FIRST IN LINEDrops before anyone

Pass holders get first crack at drops, experiments and short runs, plus the occasional thing that never goes on public sale at all.

04 / THE LONG GAMEYou fund what's next

Profit goes back into the work. More music, more books, more tools, weirder rooms. Your pass pays for the next one, then a key to it shows up in your hand. A year from now the building is bigger and you already live there.

The math, plainly. A couple of toolkits and a book bought one at a time already cost more than a year inside, and the shelf keeps growing every month. The pass is $97/yr. That arithmetic leans your way on purpose. I built every piece of this myself, so I know exactly what it's worth, and I would still rather have you inside for years than squeeze you once at the door.

ONE AT A TIME $29 $24 $19$72 THE PASS · DAY-ONE / YR $47 door rate $97/yr · still under one at a time

Day one

OPEN NOW · $47/YR THROUGH JULY 5

The day-one rate is grandfathered. Forever.

$47$97/yr

Sales are open right now at $47 a year. What you're buying today is a seat at the door: the pass itself goes live July 4th, once I've run it hard enough to trust it. I turn 47 this year, so 47 bucks it is, a birthday present pointed the wrong direction. The founding rate holds through July 5th. Buy any time before then and that number is yours for as long as you keep the pass: every renewal, every year, while the door price for everyone after reads $97/yr. Five years from now you're still paying the birthday rate and the new arrivals aren't. That's the whole point of showing up first. After July 5th the founding rate is gone for good. The countdown on this page is the referee, and it ticks in your local time. No timezone math required.

Want the bell rung when the doors open?

One email when it opens. Nothing else.

Already inside?

Bundle owners and Founding members ride free. Forever.

If you ever bought the Everything Bundle, you don't need this page. You're grandfathered into everything the pass opens, comped for life, nothing to cancel because you'll never be charged. Founding members of the newsletter get the same deal. You bet on this early, and early gets remembered. I sold a thing called everything and I plan on the word keeping its meaning.

And until July 4th the old deal still stands: the Everything Bundle, one payment, lifetime everything, grandfathered into all of this the day the pass goes live. After the fourth that door closes for good.

Take the old deal while it exists → Get the All-Access Pass →

Straight answers

Can I cancel?
Anytime, two clicks on Gumroad, no retention script, no guilt emails. You keep access through the time you already paid for, then the key stops turning. Anything you downloaded stays yours.
Does it auto-renew?
Yearly, yes, and Gumroad reminds you before an annual renewal lands, so nothing sneaks up on you. Founding-rate buyers renew at their locked rate. Everyone else tends to hear from me with a deal before their renewal comes due; taking care of the people already inside is the whole business model. Cancel whenever you like and ride out what you paid for.
Is the day-one price a gimmick?
It's a birthday number. I turn 47 this year, so the founding rate is $47/yr, open now through July 5th, and it's grandfathered: keep the pass and you pay it at every renewal while everyone after you pays $97/yr. I run this whole place on keeping the rate for the people who showed up early. Lapse and come back later, you pay whatever the door says then.
I already own the Everything Bundle.
Then close this tab and go enjoy it. You're comped for life. Buying the pass on top of the bundle would make me money and make you a sucker, and I only want one of those things.
What exactly lands inside the pass?
Everything I sell on my Gumroad store, current and future: the fifty-some books, field guides and toolkits on the shelf today, the music, the experiments, plus whatever ships next. The members vault with GZS Radio in full hi-fi and the records downloadable to keep. Drops first. Client work and one-off commissions stay separate.
What if you stop making things?
Everything you downloaded is already yours forever, the rate you locked stays locked, and you can walk anytime. The downside has a floor. For what it's worth, I plan on dying at this desk.
Why switch from the bundle to a subscription?
The bundle froze a growing catalog at one price, and that math was starting to creak. A pass scales with the making: you pay small, I keep shipping, nobody gets squeezed and nobody gets sold their own library twice.
Where does the money go?
Back into the work. I answer to customers, not investors. You hand me money, I hand you everything I make, then the profit builds whatever comes next. In 1889 Nintendo was a Kyoto shop printing playing cards for gamblers. Buy into the playing card company.
ONE KEY

The whole building, one key.

Open now at $47/yr through July 5th. After that it's $97/yr. Lock the founding rate.

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