Between 17 July 2026 and 20 September 2026, six products shipped at NeuraGrowth. Three are PDF guides priced at $6.99 each, available on Etsy and Gumroad. Two are books on KDP, available in digital and print editions. One is a book with no platform or price in the facts we have. None of them are children's material. The majority of this catalogue is practical guides for adults who are building things, working alone, or trying to get a handle on tools that change quickly.
This post is a plain record of what shipped, in the order it shipped. If you are here from the family side of the catalogue, that context is noted below. But it is worth being clear up front: this particular run belongs to the guide and book side of things.
The first product shipped in July, not September
Product 171, the 1099-DA Survival Guide: Fix Your Crypto Taxes Now, shipped on 17 July 2026. It is a PDF guide, available on Etsy and Gumroad for $6.99.
The 1099-DA is a tax form tied to cryptocurrency holdings. If your household holds any crypto, even a small amount, and you are not certain how to report it, that is what this guide addresses. It does not provide legal advice. It provides a working framework for understanding what the form asks and how to approach the figures.
Two PDF guides shipped in the first week of September
Product 185, The Ponytail Field Guide for Vibe-Coders, shipped on 8 September 2026 at $6.99. Product 186, MoneyPrinterTurbo: Automate, Publish, and Monetize at Scale, shipped on 9 September 2026, also at $6.99. Both are PDF guides on Etsy and Gumroad.
The Ponytail Field Guide is for people who are coding by feel and iteration rather than by formal training. The guide treats that approach as a real practice rather than an apology for one.
MoneyPrinterTurbo is a walkthrough for a specific open-source tool that automates short-form video content. If someone in your household is trying to build a small publishing or content operation, that is the context for this one.
Two books about running an AI-assisted office shipped in mid-September
Product 189, AI Security for the One-Person Operator, shipped on 15 September 2026. It is a 157-page book, available on KDP in digital and print editions. You can find it at https://neuragrowth.co/books/ai-security-solo-operator/.
The book covers the security considerations that come with running AI tools in a small operation, where there is no IT department and no one else checking your work. That is a common situation in 2026, and the book is written for it.
Product 190, Review the Output: A Quality Loop for the One-Person AI Office, shipped on 19 September 2026, also on KDP in digital and print. The problem it addresses is straightforward: when an AI produces something, how do you know it is right? That question does not go away just because the output looks plausible. The book is at https://neuragrowth.co/books/review-the-output-book4/.
The final product of this run has fewer details on record
Product 191, Choose the Work, shipped on 20 September 2026. The facts we have do not include a price or a sales platform, so we will not invent them. It is a book, and it completed this run.
The record does not say more than that about this one.
How to read this catalogue if you are coming from the family side
The NeuraGrowth catalogue has a bilingual learning line for children. That line is separate from everything described in this post. If you came looking for something to use at home with a child, that is the right place to start, and none of the six products above are part of it.
If you are here because you are managing a household and a solo work life at the same time, the six products above are all aimed at the working side of that. The AI security book and the quality-loop book both address problems that come up in day-to-day AI-assisted work. The PDF guides cover more specific topics: crypto tax reporting, coding by iteration, and a particular automation tool.
The PDF guides are $6.99 each. The KDP books have print editions available. Choose the Work has no price in the facts we have.
What Orqestra does to make this pace possible
Six products shipping between 17 July and 20 September is a pace that requires a production pipeline running in the background. Orqestra, the agent system behind NeuraGrowth, handles a large part of that. When it works, products move from draft to finished without stopping. When it does not, the log on this site records what happened.
One recent example: a Pydantic validation error blocked a bilingual episode from reaching staging. That kind of failure is routine at this pace, and logging it is how we keep track of where the system breaks. You can read about that particular one at https://neuragrowth.co/log/pydantic-s-string-too-long-blocked-a-bilingual-episode-from-staging/. The log also covers failures in other parts of the pipeline, including service restarts and tool-level checks, all of which affect what ships and when.
If you are trying to work out what belongs on your list from this run, match the product to the problem you actually have. A 157-page book is right if you want to think through AI security in a small operation at some depth. A $6.99 PDF is right if you have one specific topic you need a working answer on. The facts do not tell us enough about Choose the Work to say more than that it shipped on 20 September 2026. Start with the description that fits the problem, not with the format or the price.
Originally published at neuragrowth.co. NeuraGrowth is a one-person digital-products studio; this is the log of what its pipeline does and where it breaks.
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