From Prototype to Real Product
The honest second half of building with AI — data, accounts, shipping, cost, support and the second year, walked on one real example with the effort counted at every stage.
Read it in the library →Before You Build the Rest
Where you are standing, and why the demo was always the easy part. What the product actually has to do, what version one refuses to do, and a plan made of stages with an honest count of days attached. The weekend was 2 of 23 — this module is where you find out what the other 21 contain.
Building and Testing
The part AI made genuinely cheap, and why finishing it proves less than it seems to. A demo works once, for you; a product works for strangers, over time — and the checks that guard that difference need to run without you. Closes at the ledger: nine days of twenty-three spent, with everything visible already done.
The Parts That Aren't the Screen
The module about the part of the product nobody screenshots. Where the data lives and what happens when it is wrong, why the first change after real bookings exist is the dangerous one, backups you have actually restored, the locked-out customer, and the services you quietly stand on. Nine days of work that leave the screen looking exactly as it did — which is rather the point.
Shipping and Running It
Getting changes to users without holding your breath, finding out it broke before they tell you, and what the whole thing honestly costs each month. Plus the email that arrives at eleven at night, which is not a malfunction — it is what having users is.
The Second Year
The year nobody plans for. Software that rots while standing still, the one-page handover that frees the business from your head, and the full fifteen-dimension comparison this course has been walking towards. It closes with the honest answer to what you can genuinely ship — more than the doubters say, less than the demo implied.
Every lesson is free, with no sign-up. Reading happens in the library, where your progress is saved on your device.