thestumpfarms.com is yours — the domain, the birds, the phone number in the footer. The only things sitting on someone else's account are the login and the code. This moves all of it across to you, and rebuilds the site while we're at it.
Two free tools do the work: Claude writes the new site, Netlify puts it online. Nothing here costs money, and nothing here is permanent if you get it wrong.
From Zack. Work top to bottom — it saves your place if you close the tab.
This is the account that owns the domain. Confirm you can actually get in before anything else moves.
Collect everything off the live site before you change a thing. Most of this you can do without asking anyone.
The current source code. Hand this link to Claude in the next phase — it can read the repo and work from the existing site instead of starting from nothing.
Free account at claude.ai. Describe what you want in plain language — you don't need to know any code for this part.
Free account at netlify.com. This becomes the place your site actually lives, replacing Cloudflare's hosting.
The one step touching both accounts. Netlify tells you what to enter, Cloudflare is where you enter it.
Only once the new site is confirmed live on the real domain.