Day 02
Customer home
Search professionals, see ratings, book a slot.
From "what's a terminal?"
You will ship a real app. In 10 days.
You have never written a line of code. By the end of the tenth day you will have a working booking platform, on the web and on your phone, that you built yourself.
How it works
You describe it. Claude builds it. You decide what happens next.
That loop is the whole job. The course teaches you to run it well, which is a different skill from memorising syntax.
Say what you want, in plain English
No syntax, no jargon. "Customers should be able to pick a time slot and pay." That is a valid instruction.
Claude writes the code
Files appear, the app updates, and you watch it happen. Every day has the exact prompts to type, ready to copy.
You check it and say what to change
This is the part that takes a person: testing it, spotting what is wrong, and knowing what to build next.
The idea
You are not learning to code.You are learning to direct.
Most courses hand you syntax and hope a product appears at the end. This one is the other way round. You decide what gets built and why. Claude writes the code. You read what came back, test it, and say what to change.
What a machine is now good at
- Syntax and boilerplate
- Wiring services together
- Remembering the exact command
What still takes a person
- Judgement about what to build
- Sequencing the work
- Knowing when something is wrong
Those three are what these ten days train. That is a real job, and it is the one worth learning now.
The project
One real product, not a set of exercises
A services booking platform. Customers find professionals, book a slot, and pay. Professionals manage their availability and their bookings. You build all of it.
Day 04
Provider dashboard
Manage availability, confirm bookings, track earnings.
Day 04
Booking flow
Pick a date, choose a slot, pay, get confirmed.
Day 07
Mobile app
The same backend, running natively on your phone.
The tools you will actually use
Industry standard, all of them free to start, and all of them worth having on a CV.
- Next.jsThe website
- SupabaseDatabase and login
- ExpoThe mobile app
- RazorpayPayments
- VercelPutting it live
- GitHubSaving your work
The plan
The 10 days
Two hours a session. Every day ends with something that works, so you are never more than one session away from seeing progress.
Setup
Before we startAccounts and tools ready before the first session.
Terminal, Git, deploy
Live linkYour first project, live on the internet by the end of the day.
Design and fake data
ClickableEvery screen built and clickable, before any database exists.
Database and login
Real accountsReal people can sign up and log in.
Booking engine
It booksAvailability, slot locking, and both dashboards working end to end.
Build lab
Your ideaCatch up, then plan an app of your own with the instructor in the room.
Money and messages
It takes moneyPayments flow through. Confirmation emails go out.
Mobile app
On your phoneThe same product, running on your actual phone.
Polish and debugging
UnstuckLoading, empty and error states. Reading errors without fear.
Build lab
Pre-flightEverything checked against the pre-launch list.
Ship it
ShippedLive links, and the first screen of your own idea.
The material
What is actually written down
This cohort has not run yet, so there are no student numbers to show you. Here is what exists today instead, all of it countable.
10Days
Two hours each, live
60Written pages
A companion to every session
35Session pages
Four for each day of the course
5Agents
Installed and yours to keep
What you get
No testimonials yet. This cohort is new.
So instead of quotes from people you cannot verify, here is exactly what is in the box. All of it exists right now.
Every prompt, word for word
Not a summary of what to ask. The exact text to type, ready to copy.
A "when it breaks" page every day
The five most likely failures for that day, each with the exact fix.
Five agents
Product brief, screen builder, database, fix-it, and ship. Installed and yours to keep.
A written companion to every session
Miss a day and read it instead. Nothing lives only in the live call.
Lifetime access
Including updates as the tools change.
A repeatable checklist
The process for starting your next project after this one ends.
Before you build
Four Claude Projects for working out what to build
Building is the fast part now. Deciding what deserves to be built is the part that still takes a person, so you get a Claude Project set up for each step of it, in the order you need them.
Ideation
Turn a vague hunch into one specific idea, by being asked the questions you would not have thought to ask yourself.
Market research
Find who already does this, what they charge, and where the gap actually is, before you commit ten days to it.
Validation
Pressure test the idea against real people and real objections, so you find the problems now rather than at launch.
User experience
Work out the screens, the flow and what happens when things go wrong, before a line of code exists.
These sit alongside the five agents you install during the course, and they stay yours afterwards for the next idea.
Who it is for
Built for people who were told they had missed the boat
Who it is for
Designers
You know Figma and you know user flows. Ship the real thing without a handoff.
Career switchers
Marketing, sales, ops, finance. You solve problems daily. Build the tools you wish existed.
Founders and PMs
Stop waiting for a technical co-founder. Build the first version yourself.
Students and freshers
Finish with a live thing you can show, not a certificate.
Who it is not for
- Developers already shipping production code. This will move too slowly for you.
- Anyone looking for a no-effort shortcut. You still show up and do the work.
- People who want to memorise syntax. This teaches product thinking instead.
After Day 10
You leave with the thing, not a certificate
A live URL anyone can open. An app file you can put on your phone. A GitHub repository with your name on every commit.
And the part that outlasts the course: a written process for starting the next one on your own.
- A working web app, deployed and public
- A mobile app running on a real phone
- The five agents, installed and yours
- A repeatable checklist for your next idea
What it costs
One fee, ten days, ten seats
No tiers, no upsell, and nothing held back for a premium version. Everybody in the room gets the same thing.
₹10,000
One payment, for the whole course
- All ten live days, two hours each
- A room capped at 10 people
- All 60 written pages, yours for life
- The five agents, installed and yours to keep
- Four Claude Projects for ideation, research, validation and UX
- Every prompt, word for word
- Updates as the tools change
Paid in full
One payment. Instalments are not offered.
Non-refundable
The seats are capped, so a booked seat is one nobody else can take. Ask us anything you are unsure about before you pay.
What else you will spend
GitHub, Supabase, Vercel, Expo and Razorpay in test mode all have free tiers, and the course is built to stay inside them. The one paid tool is a Claude subscription, which you take out on day 1.
Questions
The things people ask before signing up
None. The course assumes you have never written a line. Day 1 covers what a terminal is, how to run a command, and what Git does, all with analogies rather than jargon.
You describe what you want in plain English. Claude writes the code. You review it, test it, and say what to fix. You are the architect; Claude is the builder. The course teaches you to be a good architect.
GitHub, Supabase, Vercel, Expo and Razorpay in test mode all have free tiers, and the course is built to stay inside them. The one paid tool is a Claude subscription, which you take out on day 1.
A maximum of 10. The sessions are practical and you are meant to be building during them, which does not work in a room of a hundred people. It also means seats run out.
Everything is written down: every prompt, every step, every fix. Catch up before the next session. Lifetime access means there is no rush.
Yes. Every command and every fix is checked on Windows as well as Mac.
You keep access to everything, including the agents and the new project checklist. Day 10 itself is about starting your own idea rather than finishing the course project.
The fee is not refundable. These are live, practical sessions with only 10 seats, so a seat you book is a seat nobody else can take. Please be sure before you pay, and ask us anything you are unsure about first.
No. The fee is ₹10,000, paid once.
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