Go from a blank screen to a real web app live on the internet, building it by talking to an AI instead of memorizing syntax. (Claude Code)
By the end of this course you have a working app deployed at a public URL, built entirely by describing what you want to an AI.
Most people who want to build software stall at the same place: the setup. The install steps fail, the first file is intimidating, and one wrong change breaks everything with no way back. So the idea stays an idea.
This course removes that wall. You install your tools once, hold your first real conversation with an AI coding assistant, and scaffold an app you can run on your own machine. From there you learn to iterate without breaking things, work with the discipline that keeps a vibecoded project from collapsing, and ship it to Vercel so anyone can open it. The final lesson names the actual engineering concepts you used, so you leave knowing what you built and why it works.
You walk away with a live web app deployed to Vercel and a repeatable loop for describing, building, and shipping the next one on your own.
Non-technical founders: want to build a prototype or internal tool without hiring a developer first.
Curious beginners: have an app idea and want to ship something real instead of watching another tutorial.
Operators and marketers: want to spin up small tools for their team without waiting on an engineering queue.
This course is part of the academy's invite-only offering.
Access is granted by the academy after you join.
