For people who build with AI and never trained as engineers
Which wall are you on?
Rollback didn't work
Put your email in to get the undo button, with lesson 5.
The undo button, free, with lesson 5: a copy of your app and its data that you own, for when the platform's rollback doesn't roll back.
The course is on the next page, and in one email with its link. Then one short email each time a new free thing is ready, sometimes ending with a link to a paid course. Unsubscribe in one click.
My credits keep burning
Put your email in to get the unstick prompt.
The unstick prompt: starts a fresh chat with what the old one learned and nothing it got wrong.
The prompt is on the next page, and in one email with its link. Then one short email each time a new free thing is ready, sometimes ending with a link to a paid course. Unsubscribe in one click.
My users find the bugs
Put your email in to get the unstick prompt.
The unstick prompt, for the fix that didn't work twice. The app check-up, which finds the bugs before your users do, is being built.
The prompt is on the next page, and in one email with its link. Then one short email each time a new free thing is ready, sometimes ending with a link to a paid course. Unsubscribe in one click.
I don't get my own code
Put your email in to get the rules file.
The rules file: six rules your AI reads every time, so it stops forgetting yesterday and changing the wrong file today.
The file is on the next page, and in one email with its link. Then one short email each time a new free thing is ready, sometimes ending with a link to a paid course. Unsubscribe in one click.
Is it safe to launch?
Put your email in to get on the list for the app check-up.
The app check-up, being built now: a map of your app in plain words, the fragile spots, the hidden risks, and what to fix first.
One email, the day it ships, with the link. Then one short email each time a new free thing is ready, sometimes ending with a link to a paid course. Unsubscribe in one click.
Not sure I could do it myself
Put your email in to get the first step.
The first step: a copy of your app in an account you own, and one prompt that says how hard moving would be without changing a thing.
The steps are on the next page, and in one email with their link. Then one short email each time a new free thing is ready, sometimes ending with a link to a paid course. Unsubscribe in one click.
I want to build tools like that
Put your email in to get on the list for the lead finder.
The lead finder, being built now: the tool I use to find businesses in a town that need a website.
One email, the day it ships, with the one line that installs it. Then one short email each time a new free thing is ready, sometimes ending with a link to a paid course. Unsubscribe in one click.
Stuck somewhere I didn't list? Tell me where.
I'll email you if I write it.
I'm a software engineer, and I don't write the code either. I tell Claude what to build. What makes it work is learning to think like an engineer, and that's easier than you think: a few simple ideas get you most of the way. Pick the wall you're on. Each one has a free fix, and every fix is prompts you give Claude. Do it once and you know what to ask next time.