A build-alongside course: eight lessons that take you from "what's a terminal?" to a deployed, working app — built with Claude Code, no coding required. The kind of app that scales on its own and costs almost nothing to host and maintain.
Bring an idea you've been turning over — something you wish existed, a tool that would make your work easier, a small product you've been quietly drafting in your head.
You don't need prior coding experience. You don't need a Computer Science degree. You need an idea and the willingness to type what you want into a terminal.
By the end of four weeks, that idea is no longer a sketch. It's a real, working application — deployed, scaling on its own, costing almost nothing to keep online, and ready for the first real users to start clicking around inside it.
During or after Lesson 5, we meet you one-on-one to look at what you're actually building, answer the questions that always come up at that point, and make sure you finish strong.
Each lesson lands in your inbox as a self-contained, ~30 minute walkthrough. You'll go from "what even is a terminal?" to running your own deployed app with real users.
Install Claude Code, get comfortable with the terminal, and see firsthand why the way you ask shapes what you get.
Turn a rough idea into a precise brief — the document that tells Claude Code exactly what to build.
See how the pieces of a web app fit together, then lay the AWS groundwork yours will sit on.
Hand your PRD to Claude Code and watch your idea become a real, working application.
Add the third-party services your app needs — safely, one at a time — to reach a functional v1.
Build the regression test plan that lets you keep changing your app without breaking it.
Get your app in front of real people and learn to watch how they actually use it.
Turn user feedback into improvements — and into a rhythm you can sustain for the life of the project.
This is a build-alongside course. You're not just reading — you're building your own product as you go. The 4-day rhythm exists because the real work happens between the lessons, on your own project.
Each lesson takes about thirty minutes. The days that follow are yours to apply what you just learned, sit with the parts that are still fuzzy, and arrive at the next lesson with the kind of questions only a builder asks.
Lesson 1 arrives the moment you verify. Each lesson after follows every four days — a habit, not a binge.
Every lesson includes something you actually type, run, and see working.
By the end of the course, your project is live on the internet — not stuck on your laptop.
Lessons stay yours. Refer back any time you start a new project.
This is the first run of Vibe Code Lessons. The $79 price reflects that — and so does the access. Early students get the one-on-one check-in and direct email access to me through the full four weeks. Future cohorts will likely cost more and include less.
A verification email lands the moment you enroll. Click the link inside, and Lesson 1 lands right after.
Yes — you'll need a Claude subscription to run Claude Code (any tier works), a domain name (~$12/year), and an AWS account (typically free for small projects in the first year, then a few dollars a month). We walk through every signup in Lesson 3 and keep costs as low as possible.
The lessons are yours forever. You can pause, restart, or move at half speed. The four-day cadence is a default, not a deadline — and the 1:1 check-in is flexible too.
The first lesson will move fast for you, but the rest of the course is genuinely useful regardless of background. The skill being taught isn't "learn to code" — it's "learn to ship real software through a conversation with Claude Code." Most people who can already code don't yet know how to do that well.
Small, real ones. Landing pages, internal tools, simple SaaS products, content sites, dashboards, scrapers, automations. The course doesn't promise you'll build the next Figma — it promises you'll ship something real, with users, by week four.
Yes. Full refund within 14 days of enrolling, for any reason. Email me and it's done.
No. Vibe Code Lessons is independent. Claude Code is an Anthropic product, and the course teaches you how to use it well — but we're not associated with the company.