I’m building Onepot into the go-to place for curated gear lists and starter kits, the opposite of a spammy deal-farm. It’s early days, and I’d rather be straight about the journey than pretend I’ve already arrived. Here’s what’s live, what’s next, and how you can help.
Live today
The core of Onepot is already here: a clean, no-nonsense place to discover and publish curated bundles, the “everything you need for X” for any hobby.
Building next
Right now I’m focused on depth. More creators, better bundles, and much better ways to actually find them.
On the horizon
Further out, I want the people who curate the best bundles to actually benefit from it, and for Onepot to pay for itself without turning into a spammy affiliate site.
Treat this as a direction, not a list of dated promises. Priorities will shift as I learn what people actually want, and that’s fine.
A discovery platform only comes alive when it’s full of good bundles that people actually find and share. So the most useful thing you can do is use it: publish something, follow a few creators, send a bundle to a friend. That’s what proves the idea works and unlocks the rest of this roadmap.
Turn the gear you already swear by into a bundle. It takes about ten minutes, and it’s free.
Follow creators whose taste you trust and save the bundles you love. Every bit of activity helps the site come alive.
Send a bundle to someone who’d find it useful. Word of mouth is how the good stuff spreads.
Yes. Browsing bundles and creating your own is completely free, and it always will be for the core experience.
Running a platform isn’t free: there’s hosting, storage, the usual bills. To cover that I plan to add affiliate links later on. Some product links would earn a small commission when you buy through them, and the price you pay stays the same. It isn’t live yet, and when it is, every monetised link will be plainly marked.
Onepot only works when it’s full of genuinely useful bundles that people discover and share. A growing, active community is how I prove the idea works, and it’s what unlocks the next phase of the roadmap. Every bundle you publish, share, or follow helps.
Publish a bundle for something you know well, share it with people who’d find it useful, and follow the creators whose taste you trust. The more the community creates and shares, the faster Onepot can grow.
Onepot is just getting going, which is the best time to jump in. Publish your first bundle today and help shape what it becomes.
Start your first bundle