Introduction:
I am just a huge workflow optimisation nerd, and I geek out on a lot of stuff. I started to realise that I have a lot of value to bring, and we've turned it into a course. It's mostly to help people experience more flow in their work and let attention naturally flow to what matters most, instead of distractions.
What Problems Did Memberstack Help You Solve:
I needed to have gated content, a way where only people that have purchased the course can access it. I might, in the future, expand that to more courses or more products, but I just needed the ability to create gated content.
What Are Your Favorite Things About Memberstack?
I love that it was so easy to integrate the whole member environment into a website, and it kind of feels like I've created an app. The login systems are easy to integrate, and there were a lot of helpful features. The database was nice. Ray AI helped me, the people in Slack helped me, and the overall experience is just really nice.
How I Built This:
I'm working with someone who's running the ads and the promotion while I'm building the product, but there were some big requirements to have PayPal and a checkout-first flow. We needed to make some adjustments to the base setup of Memberstack. We've used "Make an account after our Stripe purchase," and we use the passwordless login flow after that, so it created a quite seamless flow. At first, I was sad that Google authentication didn't work in this flow, but I started to love the passwordless login, so I'm quite happy with that.
For the rest, I'm just a very experienced Webflow developer, custom coding everything with G set for all the interactive animations and what else. We might end up creating more data tracking through airtable, but it's mostly MemberStack, Make, Webflow, and Stripe. That's the flow.
Small wishes are a recent login code function and maybe some ways to create a custom checkout page, so we can create a more seamless on-brand experience. Overall, I felt like the experience was quite complete.
