Not a course about AI. A course in building real software, taught the way the job is actually done now — with AI helping you write, review and ship, and with the judgement to know when it is wrong. It runs as three separate courses, and the only thing you have to decide is which part of the product you want to own.
So here it is, plainly. Every product has a part people see and touch, and a part that stores the data and does the work. You can learn either one, or both. None of the three assumes you have written code before.
Each has its own length, its own price and its own cohort. Enrolling takes you straight to that course with it already selected.
The part of the product people actually touch. You start from nothing — no degree, no prior code — and finish able to build an interface that works on a real phone, for real people, with AI helping you move faster than you could alone.

Everything behind the screen: where the data lives, how it moves, and what happens when ten thousand people arrive at once. You build the parts nobody sees and everybody depends on.

Both ends, and the seam between them — which is where most of the interesting problems live. The longest of the three on purpose: you build a complete product, screen to database, and own every layer of it.

Small cohorts in real time. You can ask the question the moment you are stuck, which is the only moment it helps.
No degree, no prior code, no computer science. The ground floor is taught properly rather than skipped.
Working software you can open, demonstrate and talk through — not a folder of exercises.
Issued when the work is defended, and checkable by anyone you send it to.
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