Not your certificate — your app.
Adults don't learn this by watching. You can study every game of the season and still never make a shot. Lectures make Monday-morning quarterbacks.
That's why this is built differently. No endless overviews — you build a real, deployed application with your own hands. You leave with working software, the story of building it, and the confidence to build the next one.
Two in-person weekends · Hands on keyboard · Your problem, your code, your deployment
What you actually walk out with
This is not a course you watch. It's a build you finish. You take one real project — your problem, your scope — through the full path from idea to a live URL, and you understand every decision because you made it.
Prepare
Get clear on the problem before touching a tool.
Plan
Set a target you intend to beat — on purpose.
Execute
Build in small pieces that work at every step.
Test
Prove it works before anyone else sees it.
Deploy
Ship it live, hand over the keys, tell the story.
You'll also leave with the two skills that keep projects from running over: knowing when to cut scope, and keeping contingency in the plan for what you can't predict yet. Good plans leave room on purpose. These are real skills — the same ones that finish big projects — not story time.
The taste comes free
Every tool on this site was built with the same process taught in this room. Browse them. Run one. That's the curriculum, already working.
Free Tools & Courses
Real tools, built on the same stack you'll learn. Run one against your own business problem and see what the process produces.
Browse the free toolsWorkflow Library
Plain-language walkthroughs of real business workflows — what breaks, what gets built, what it takes. The same thinking you'll do on your own project.
Browse the workflow libraryCan you make money with this?
Three honest paths. No hype on any of them.
Your own business
Build an operational solution for your company — a lead capture system, a client onboarding wizard, a reporting dashboard. Something that saves time or makes money for your business starting Monday.
Freelance and sellable work
Build a product someone else would pay to use. Build it for your business first. Then sell it to the next business with the same problem.
For standouts — inside this network
The third path is not for sale. It's what can happen when someone builds well, in the open, in front of people who build for a living.
a DOOR, never a PROMISE. People who stand out may be invited into real work. Earned, never guaranteed.
Someone who ships, sitting in the room with you
Actual veteran
US Air Force. The discipline came first; the software came after.
Industry veteran
28 years of enterprise delivery — over 60,000 hours of doing, not theorizing. There's not much he hasn't seen break, and not much he hasn't fixed.
Solo founder
Runs eight platforms on the exact stack you'll learn. Your instructor is his own first customer — the struggle is the point, and he's still in it with you.
Twenty-eight years delivering for a dozen Fortune 500 companies — banking, insurance, lending, pharma, manufacturing, the most regulated industries there are. Security and compliance aren't an add-on at that level. They're the table stakes. That's the rigor this program inherits.
What it costs, and what it buys
Coaching, reviews, and a blueprint to work against at every step. Your scope, professionally estimated before Weekend 1, live in production by the end of Weekend 2.
| Format | Price |
|---|---|
| Solo builder | $3,997 one-time tuition plus your own tool budget, about $30–50/mo |
| Two seats, one project — bring someone | $7,000 one-time tuition plus your own tool budget, about $30–50/mo |
Deployment guarantee or full refund. You leave with a working, deployed application — or you don't pay.
Tool and infrastructure costs are not included in tuition — they're your own budget, by design: about $75–150 to set up, $30–50/mo ongoing, and roughly $10–15/yr for your domain. When it's your money, the decisions are real.
$3,997 buys an actual app, not a paper certificate — and after tuition, the only ongoing cost is your own tool stack, about $30–50/mo.
The questions everyone asks before applying
Do I need to already know how to code?
No. A technical background is not required, and previous coding experience is helpful but not required. What is required: a real problem to solve, willingness to commit four full days and the week between, a laptop you can develop on, and the ability to be wrong in front of peers and keep going.
How much time does it take?
Two in-person weekends with a guided week between them. Pre-work starts four weeks before Weekend 1, so you arrive with your accounts set up, a domain registered, and an approved build brief. During the week between, plan on one to two hours of homework a day. Phase 1 deploys on Weekend 2.
What's included in the tuition?
Coaching, reviews, and a blueprint to work against at every step; the pre-work diagnostic and brief review; the full prompt library, organized and annotated; and 30 days of cohort Slack access after. Tool and infrastructure costs are your own budget — by design. When it's your money, the decisions are real.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes. Deployment guarantee or full refund: complete all four days and you leave with a working, deployed application — or you don't pay.
What happens after the bootcamp?
Mastermind groups of three to four participants, monthly co-working sessions, and an alumni community where people post deployments and celebrate shipping. The community continues after you go home — see the community page for how the tiers work.
What would you like to do next?
No pressure. Choose the door that matches how ready you feel.
Book a 15-minute no-pitch call
Bring your idea — or your skepticism. We'll tell you honestly if the bootcamp fits, or if a free tool is enough.