WealthDaily
WealthDaily
Your teaching becomes a daily practice inside the app: one thing to do today, in your voice, wearing your brand. They stop reading about it and start doing it, and you get to watch it happen.
Don't just publish it. Build a world around it.Most books end where the work should start. See how authors, coaches, and creators turn one idea into a daily, interactive experience that keeps going long after the book is done.
You wrote the book. They loved it, underlined it, told a friend about it. And then Thursday came and nothing in their life had changed, and you never found out. That was never your teaching. Nobody handed them the next small step, and nobody was watching whether they took it.
The day the middle of your readers are on, out of the thirty your book runs.
The day readers stop on most often. One number that tells you which day to rewrite.
Twenty eight check ins in the last seven days.
Your book stays your book. The app carries the practice that goes with it: daily activities, prompts, and check-ins in your voice, wearing your brand. It works alongside whatever you teach, a book, a course, or a coaching program.
Your readers complete one activity a day. One day on its own proves nothing. It’s the successive days that build their trust in themselves and turn your ideas into evidence they have witnessed firsthand.
Reading gave them the idea. Practicing it a little every day is what changes their finances, their work, their relationships, their confidence. And when that change arrives, they know exactly whose teaching made it happen.
Drawn straight from your chapter, at whatever length your method calls for. This is the heart of it: the daily action your book asks for.
Their answers stay theirs, and build into a record they can read back in month four.
A form of your own making: an intake, a self assessment, a weekly review. It stands on its own rather than belonging to a day, it can be filled in once or as often as you like, and the answers come back to you by name.
Audio, worksheets, videos and links: everything you would normally send as a zip file, waiting on the day it is for.
Days kept, activities finished, results logged. What keeps people going is not motivation. It is watching their own record get too long to dismiss.
Everyone reading your book gets a small crew. When one checks in, the others see it, and the day someone goes quiet, they are the ones who notice.
Not every idea wants to be a chapter. Some of your best teaching is a question, a prompt, a dare, a line to say out loud. A deck holds sixty of them in your voice and your colors, and readers shuffle, pull one, and do it today.
Each card has two sides. The front asks. The back explains, guides, and hands them a sentence to finish. Readers mark a card done, keep a photo of what they wrote, save the ones that hit, and share the ones they want their people to see.
A deck can stand alone or ride alongside your book, and it can be the thing that gets pulled at breakfast long after the last page was read. Sixty cards, your name on the box, and a new reason to open the app every morning.
Not a listing. Your name on it, your colors, your covers, your author page, and your readers paying you directly through your own Stripe account.
I design every screen myself, and I design it around you: your colors, your imagery, your voice, down to the loading screen. Nothing here is a template with your name dropped into it. Two books built here look nothing like each other, and both look like something you would be proud to put in front of anyone.
Then the rest of it: I read your book, work out with you how many days it should run and what each one asks, write or adapt every one of those days into something a reader can finish before bed, wire your Stripe, test it on real phones, and sit with you twice before anyone sees it.
A course platform sells you the tools and leaves the building to you: the pages, the emails, the graphics, the launch. Here it is the other way round.
Four to six weeks of design and build on your book. Once.
| What you are used to | What this is |
|---|---|
| Software you operate | A product designed and built for you |
| You make the pages, the emails, the graphics | You send the book, we send back a beautifully designed product inside the app |
| Your students watch the videos | Your readers do one thing today, and keep the proof |
| A monthly fee to keep the lights on | A monthly fee that starts small and grows only when your audience does |
The first builds set the standard for every one after them, so they are half of what they will be. This is for the founding group only, and it closes when those places are taken. One build fee, then a monthly platform fee that follows the size of your audience. Your readers pay you through your own Stripe account, not ours.
Where a build lands depends on what arrives with you and what is left for us to make, so you get a fixed price with your scope of work before anything starts. Platform fee starts at $95 a month for up to 250 readers and moves up as your audience grows. Cancel whenever you like.
Teachers whose work people already read, now something their readers do every morning.
You bring the book or the program. Trisha does the translating.
Most books are live in a few weeks. Nothing launches without your approval.
Your chapters, teachings, and voice. We map the structure together: weekly journeys, challenge menus, or daily sequences.
Colors, loading screen, stickers, activities, forms, and your resource kit, built by hand with you at every step.
Every day written or adapted, every screen built, then put on real devices. We sit with it together twice, and nothing moves until you say yes.
It goes live to readers in four languages, and your work goes to work one day at a time, with crews keeping each other going.
Spots for new authors open a few at a time. Leave your email and you will hear first, before it goes anywhere public.
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Book 30 minutes with TrishaGive them the next small step, every morning, and you will finally get to see what your work does once someone actually uses it.