Your vibe-coded app works. Now make it production-grade.
A live, follow-along course that moves your Lovable, Replit, or Vercel app onto AWS infrastructure you own. Four quick questions to see if it's a fit.
$ Have you built an app yet?
$ Where did you build it?
$ How many people use it today?
Any answer works — it helps me pitch the sessions right.
$ Six weeks, one live session a week, plus doing each step on your app. Can you make the time?
✓ You're a fit.
Over six weeks you'll move your app onto AWS you own — live, on your own code.
Free to reserve, no card. Starts the week of Oct 19. You only pay the $250 first-cohort price if 25 people reserve by Oct 9.
✓ Seat reserved.
Check your inbox for a confirmation. Questions? Just reply to it.
$ fit_check → not yet
Want the details before you reserve? Open whatever you're curious about.
$ cat ./how-it-works.mdHow the first cohort works
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Reserve your seat.
Free. No card. Takes one minute.
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We hit 25.
I won't start Session 1 or collect money until 25 people reserve.
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You get a payment link.
$250, due by October 14 — five days before Session 1. If you've changed your mind, just don't pay.
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Session 1 starts
The week of October 19, 2026.
If we don't reach 25 by October 9, nobody pays anything and I'll tell you what happens next.
$ diff platform.yml aws.ymlWhy move off the platform
Predictable cost
Usage-based platform credits get hard to predict as you grow. Serverless can run for very little at low traffic, and cost scales roughly in line with usage.
Availability you control
You decide the redundancy, the monitoring, and the alarms — instead of waiting on someone else's status page.
Ownership
Your code, your data, your AWS account. Nothing to export later, because it's already yours.
Portability
No single vendor between you and your users. Standard building blocks you can move, extend, or hand off.
$ ls ./curriculumThe 6-week curriculum
Every session is follow-along: you do each step on your own app while I teach it.
Get your code out and understand what you have
Export to GitHub, run it locally with Claude Code, and map every dependency — auth, database, storage, env vars, third-party APIs. Set up your AWS account safely: IAM, MFA, billing alarms.
Frontend on AWS
S3 + CloudFront, your domain in Route 53, SSL with ACM, and automated deploys from GitHub.
The API layer
Move server logic and edge functions to Lambda + API Gateway. Secrets management, CORS, environments.
Data and auth
DynamoDB vs. a relational option vs. keeping your current database; migrating data; auth options (Cognito or keeping your provider); file storage on S3.
Production readiness
Infrastructure as code, staging vs. production, CloudWatch logs and alarms, backups, and basic load testing.
Cost, scale, and cutover
Cost modeling at 10x and 100x traffic, caching, a zero-downtime DNS cutover, and a rollback plan.
Exact topics per week may flex to what the cohort is actually running into.
$ cat ./includes.jsonWhat's included
Live weekly sessions
Follow along and do each step on your own app while I teach it.
Every session recorded
Miss one or need to rewatch a step? It's there.
Weekly office hours
Bring your specific app, your specific error, your specific question.
Private group chat
25 people solving the same problems at the same time — built into the platform we use for the live sessions.
# The weekly session time is picked by a cohort poll before Week 1. Can't make it? Every session is recorded and shared so you can follow along on your own time.
$ whoamiWho's teaching this
$ man vibecodelessonsFAQ
What happens if 25 people don't sign up?
Nobody is charged — you never entered a card. I'll email everyone with what's next.
When do I pay?
Only after 25 seats are reserved. You'll get a payment link, and payment is due by October 14 — five days before Session 1.
When are the live sessions?
Once a week, starting the week of October 19. Before Week 1 I'll poll the cohort and pick the time that works for the most people. If you can't make it, every session is recorded and shared so you can catch up on your own time.
Do I need to know how to code?
No, but you need to have built something on a vibe-coding platform. We use Claude Code throughout to do the heavy lifting.
What do I need?
Your app's code (exportable to GitHub), a Claude subscription for Claude Code, an AWS account, and your domain.
What will AWS cost me?
For most early-stage apps, very little — often within free tier or a few dollars a month. We set up billing alarms in Week 1 so there are no surprises.
What if my app uses Supabase / Firebase / something else?
Common. Week 1's dependency map covers it, and Week 4 covers whether to migrate or keep it.
Will the price stay at $250?
Only for this first cohort. Prices go up for the next one.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, pro-rated. If you cancel, you're refunded for the weeks left out of six, counting from the week you ask. Cancel during Week 2, for example, and you get 4 of 6 weeks back — about $167. Cancel before Session 1 and you get it all back.
Is this affiliated with Anthropic, AWS, Lovable, Replit, or Vercel?
No. Vibe Code Lessons is independent.
This is the first cohort, and $250 is a first-cohort price — it goes up for the next cohort. Future cohorts will also likely be larger.