Get scary good
at AI in a week

15 minutes to lock your idea.It has to be tied to a problem you personally feel. The idea itself matters less than you'd think — what carries you through a hard week is caring about the thing you're building.

Set up your tools.Claude Code, Convex, Vercel, GitHub — the same tools professional engineers use to build and ship real software. Never touched them? Good. We walk you through every one. Finishing after the call is totally fine.

Understand how building actually works.You'll learn the method we use for everything: write down exactly what you want in plain English, quickly test the core idea to check it's worth building, then let AI build it. The live session walks through this in full.

Start your landing page tonight.Not the whole product — one page that explains what you're building, with a form for people to sign up. Your first thing live on the internet.

By 11am, your page is live and public.You announce it — a simple post ("I've built this, here's the link"). Not a thread, just a launch. Everyone does it. Putting your work in front of real people is the whole point.

Not into posting publicly?Share it in our private builder community instead and ask people to try it and give feedback. Asking for that push is part of the discipline.

Use the community all day.Questions, feedback, stuck moments — that's where builders pull each other through.

Start building the actual product.By tonight, aim for your first real signs of life: your first signups, your first visitors, one small piece genuinely working. You don't need everything working. You need something moving.

Live session · 8pm.Q&A only — come with what you've built and we unstick you. Not a build-along.

Wire up the real product — not just the landing page. One main flow that works start to finish, so someone can use it and get a result.

It doesn't all have to be perfect. Pick the two or three things that matter most and make those genuinely good. Depth on a few things beats a wide, shallow mess.

Keep showing your work. An update, a screen recording, a before-and-after. Keep the feedback coming in.

Live session · 8pm.Q&A only — come with what you've built and we unstick you. Not a build-along.

Saturday is your build day. Keep improving, keep adding what matters, keep sharing it.

The community's open all day for last-mile help. Get each other across the line.

Final submission at 8pm.Your live link and your numbers — signups, visitors, whatever your product produced. Hard deadline.

Most people who start something like this quietly give up halfway. Submit, and you've done what the majority never do.

We pick the top two builds. They present their product to the whole group.

Everyone else who submitted gets specific, direct feedback on exactly how to push their product further from here. Worth showing up for either way.