Vibe Coding One to One
Build full stack web apps with AI. Private sessions, on your schedule.
Private, on demand training in vibe coding: you describe what you want, the AI writes the code, and you learn to direct it like a professional. By the end you can build interactive, full stack web applications with real logins, databases, and payments, ship them live, and use them for your own work or sell them to businesses.
On demand: sessions are scheduled around you, usually within a week of signing up.
By the end, students have made
- A complete full stack web app, built by you and live on the internet
- Logins, a database, and payments wired the way professionals do it
- Apps for your own work, or apps you sell to companies
- A reusable AI workflow you will use on every future project
A SaaS style web app
Accounts, a dashboard, a database, and payments. The kind of app companies pay for.
An internal tool for your work
Replace the spreadsheet and the manual process with an app your team actually uses.
An AI powered product
Your own app with a smart feature inside: chat, summaries, or search over your data.
Session by session
01
+Your first app in one sessionThey build: A working first app, running on your machineSet up the tools, meet Claude, and build a working web page before the session ends.
- Setting up Claude, your editor, and a project folder
- How vibe coding actually works: describe, review, refine
- Your first working page, live in the browser
- The habits that make AI write good code for you
02
+Thinking like a product builderThey build: A written spec and a build plan for your own appTurn a vague idea into a clear spec the AI can build from.
- Writing a one page spec: users, screens, and actions
- Prompting for architecture, not just features
- Breaking a big app into small buildable pieces
- Choosing what to build first
03
+Interfaces that feel realThey build: The full front end of your appScreens, forms, navigation, and a design that works on phones.
- Layouts, components, and reusable pieces
- Forms, validation, and friendly error messages
- Responsive design for phones and laptops
- Polish: loading states, empty states, and details
04
+Data and databasesThey build: Your app saving and loading real dataGive your app memory: a real database with tables, relations, and queries.
- What a database is and how apps use it
- Designing tables for your app
- Reading, writing, searching, and sorting data
- Keeping data safe with access rules
05
+Users and loginsThey build: Real accounts in your appAccounts, sign in, roles, and everything that makes an app multi user.
- Sign up, sign in, and password reset
- Roles: admins, members, guests
- Protecting pages and data per user
- Profiles and settings
06
+Payments and emailsThey build: A paid feature and a working email flowCharge money and talk to your users automatically.
- Adding a payment provider
- Subscriptions, one time payments, and receipts
- Transactional emails that actually arrive
- Webhooks: reacting when something happens
07
+AI features and integrationsThey build: An AI powered feature inside your appPut AI inside your own product and connect outside services.
- Calling an AI model from your app
- Chat, summaries, and smart search for your users
- Connecting third party APIs
- Costs, limits, and keeping keys secret
08
+Shipping: deployment and domainsThey build: Your app live on your own domainPut the app on the internet with its own domain, properly.
- Hosting and environments
- Domains, SSL, and DNS
- Environment variables and secrets
- Monitoring and logs
09
+Debugging and security like a proThey build: A hardened, tested appFix what breaks and make it safe before real users arrive.
- Reading errors and asking AI the right way
- Testing the flows that matter
- Common security holes and how to close them
- Backups and recovery
10
+Your app as a product or a serviceThey build: A launch plan, or your first client proposalUse it for your work, or sell it: pricing, clients, and next steps.
- Packaging your app for your own workflow
- Finding companies that need it built
- Scoping, quoting, and delivering client apps
- Your reusable AI workflow for the next project
What you need
- A Claude subscription: Pro at about $20 a month is enough to start, Max at about $100 a month if you want long, uninterrupted building sessions. Not included in the fee.
- A laptop or desktop with a stable internet connection, plus Zoom.
- No coding experience needed. If you can describe what you want in plain words, you can learn to vibe code.
One fee, everything included
Not included in the fee: a Claude subscription, about $20 a month (Pro) or about $100 a month (Max) for longer building sessions. Everything else you need is free.
Our promise
Full refund after the first session if it is not for you.
Questions parents ask us
Are the classes live or recorded?+
Both. Every session is live with a real teacher on Zoom, and every session is recorded. Recordings stay in the student portal for 30 days after your program ends.
How do payments work?+
You pay by bank transfer to our Allied Bank account, then upload the payment screenshot on our site. We verify it within 24 hours and confirm your seat on WhatsApp and email. Prices are shown in US dollars and Pakistani rupees.
What if it is not for me?+
You get a full refund if you tell us after the first class or session. No questions, no awkward conversation.
Do I need coding experience?+
No. Vibe coding means you describe what you want in plain words and direct the AI while it writes the code. We teach you how to describe, review, and refine, which is the real skill. Curiosity and patience matter more than a coding background.
What do I need?+
A Claude subscription (Pro at about $20 a month is enough to start; Max at about $100 a month if you want long uninterrupted sessions), a laptop or desktop, a stable internet connection, and Zoom. The subscription is not included in the fee.
How are the sessions scheduled?+
One to one, on demand. After payment we agree a schedule on WhatsApp that fits you, usually one or two sessions a week. Every session is recorded for you.
Can I really sell apps to companies?+
Yes, and many people do, but be realistic: your first app is for practice, your second is for your own work, and by the tenth session you can scope, build, and deliver a real client app. Session ten covers finding clients, quoting, and delivering.