I'm Katurah Bobo — founder and full-stack creator of Single Bougie Free, a wellness brand running on a fully automated platform I designed and built from scratch while working full-time as a claims adjuster. Sign-ups, payments, and the monthly newsletter all run on their own. Now I build systems like this for creators with an audience. One woman built this. Imagine what I could build for you.
Every piece of this pipeline was chosen intentionally. API Gateway handles intake, Lambda processes logic, DynamoDB stores members, SES delivers — and EventBridge fires the monthly batch automatically on the 1st. Zero servers to manage.
Backend deployment automation is next on the roadmap — stay tuned.
An original anthem — written by me, produced with AI, and shipped to a live page on AWS. Here’s every decision along the way.
anthem.html#bridge) that opens ready to play with a “Hey Sis, this Bridge is for you” note. Phones get the built-in share menu, and link-preview tags turn a text into a card with the cover art.Additional entries will be added as new issues are diagnosed and resolved — stay tuned.
A shared design system — one set of fonts, colors, and components — used across every page.
#feedback) — that page reads the tag the moment it loads and pops the window open automatically. One popup to update, not five copies to keep in sync.navigator.share) instead of platform-specific share buttons. One line of code hands off to whatever the reader's device already has installed — Messages, Instagram, Mail, WhatsApp — with zero SDKs, API keys, or icon sets to maintain. Feature-detected with a clipboard-copy fallback for desktop browsers that don't support it yet, so the button still works everywhere, just differently.Every skill below points at the actual live service that demonstrates it — not a self-rated bar, just working production proof.
Proof: the full intake → archive → resources → monthly-send pipeline runs entirely on API Gateway, Lambda, DynamoDB, and EventBridge — zero servers managed.
LiveProof: every Lambda gets its own scoped role — sbf-resources-lambda-role, for example, can read exactly one Secrets Manager secret and nothing else in the account.
LiveProof: Stripe Checkout → webhook Lambda → DynamoDB keeps subscriptionStatus in sync in real time, tested end-to-end including cancellations and past-due states.
LiveProof: when a token was accidentally exposed in a config output, it was rotated, the secret updated, and dead references stripped from every affected Lambda the same session.
LiveProof: GitHub → CodePipeline → CodeBuild → S3 + CloudFront deploys every push automatically, verified live across nine consecutive releases.
LiveProof: every service choice has a documented cost reason — Lambda over servers, pay-per-use over always-on — so this whole platform runs for under $5 a month, with a budget alert watching it.
LiveThis list grows as new pieces of the stack ship.
Every month, SBF sends a free newsletter and a paid one without me lifting a finger. I build that same system for creators on your own AWS and Stripe accounts, so you own it and keep every subscription dollar. You bring the content. I build the system that runs it.
Readers sign up free, and members who pay get the full issue.
Stripe bills your members every month and handles cancellations on its own.
Drop in both versions each month, and each issue goes to the right list automatically.
Everything lives in your own accounts, and you keep 100% of subscription revenue.
30 minutes, no pressure.
A written plan within 5 business days, and 50% to start.
Built in your accounts and tested before launch.
Final 50% at launch, plus a guide, walkthrough, and 14 days of support.
Tell me what you need.
Whether you're a creator with an audience or just curious how this all works — I'd love to hear from you.