Sell from a chat conversation

About this guide

If you have been talking a product idea through with a chat AI such as ChatGPT or Claude, that conversation is already the raw material of a design document. This guide is for people who do not use a development environment or an agent: ① shape the conversation into a design document, ② list it on EXIPRA, and ③ as a buyer, feed a purchased document to your own AI to start building. A browser and a chat AI are all you need.

1. Turn the conversation into a design document

At the end of the conversation about your idea, paste the following prompt as-is and send it. It reformats the conversation into a six-section Markdown document suited to an EXIPRA listing.

Take the product idea we have discussed in this conversation and compile it into a single Markdown design document. Requirements: - Output Markdown only. No preamble or closing remarks. - Line 1 is the idea's name, written as "# Name". - Include exactly these six sections as "## " headings, in this order: 1. ## Concept — what to build, whose problem it solves and how, what makes it different from existing alternatives 2. ## Market Analysis — target users, current state of the market, competitors and substitutes, why now 3. ## Functional Specification — main features and how each behaves, screens and flows, priorities 4. ## Technical Design — recommended stack, data structures, external services, implementation caveats 5. ## Revenue Model — how it charges, pricing rationale, cost structure 6. ## Implementation Guide — the smallest buildable version, the build order, how to verify it works - Do not invent anything that was not in the conversation. Write anything undecided honestly as "OPEN: ...". - Write the final conclusions, not the history of changing ideas. I will list this document on EXIPRA, a marketplace for product designs. The goal is that a buyer (an implementer) can start building from this document alone.

Read the output yourself — you know the idea best. Fix anything that is wrong, and settle the parts marked "OPEN:" where you can. Leaving some of them open is fine — that too is an honest state for a design.

2. List it on EXIPRA

1. Create an account and open the sell form.
2. Paste the Markdown into the document field. Each heading becomes a disclosure unit.
3. Choose which sections stay public. Buyers judge on the public part alone — one common shape: keep "Concept" and "Market Analysis" public, and seal "Technical Design" and "Implementation Guide" until purchase.
4. Set category, tags, tier and price. Tiers are self-declared — for a conversation-born design, Concept is usually the honest declaration.
5. Set up how you receive payment (card, PayPal, or direct payment such as bank transfer) on your account page.
6. Publish. The design goes on the register. There is no screening.

3. As a buyer — feeding a purchased design to your AI

Once a purchase is granted, the full document can be downloaded from your purchases page. Implementation starts by handing that document to your chat AI or coding agent.

1. Attach the downloaded Markdown file to a conversation, or paste its content.
2. For example: "Implement this product following this design document. Start with the minimal build described in the Implementation Guide."
3. The document is a design, not code. Adjust the technical stack with your AI to fit your own environment.

About the disclosure boundary: after listing, sealed sections stay sealed until a purchase is granted. See "What is a design?".